01 · After the eventA seminar ends. The conversation doesn’t.
Two hundred people leave inspired. A month later nobody knows what took root. Kinari writes to every attendee the week after, and again a week later, in their language.
For conferences, seminars, trainings, retreats.Read the CMI field report → How it runsDay 1What touched you most? What are you carrying back?Day 8Is there one question that's been on your mind since?
What comes back · illustrativePutting it into practice46Asked for a next step19Stories worth sharing1219 asked for a next step. Here's who, and what they asked.
02 · Through a cohortWeek one to week ten, and thirty days after.
Training programs lose people quietly. Kinari checks in through the course and after it, so you know who's mentoring, who's committed, and who's in a hard season.
For leadership programs, mentor training, fellowships. How it runsWeek 1What do you hope to carry out of this?Week 10Who is God leading you to walk with?Day 30Have you started? What's in the way?
What comes back · illustrativeMentoring now9Committed, starting soon6Hard season33 are in a hard season. A personal call would mean a lot.
03 · Across a field networkHear from every district, not just the ones that report.
One coordinator per region and a team of three at the center. Kinari holds a monthly rhythm with every leader, so the field reaches leadership directly instead of through a roll-up.
For pastor networks, field staff, regional leaders, champions. How it runsMonthlyHow is the work going this month? Where are you stuck?As neededA follow-up to anyone who mentions a need
What comes back · illustrativeGrowing31Need training or tools18Stuck on logistics7Training is the gap in four districts. Here are their words.
04 · Months laterSix months on, ask the same people: what about now?
Surveys go to strangers once. Kinari goes back to the same church leaders at three, six and twelve months, on the channel they already use, and draws the thread through.
For program evaluation, grantee follow-up, distribution partners. How it runsMonth 3What's changed since the project started?Month 6What about now?Month 12What would you tell the next community?
What comes back · illustrativeStill in use, growing58%Stalled, needs support27%Not started15%A year-long story arc, ready for your funder.
05 · Stories for your boardThe story your board needs is already in your network.
Stories arrive as forwarded emails, if at all. Kinari asks for them, gathers them by voice or text, and keeps the real words, with consent, ready for the board deck.
For communications, development, member engagement. How it runsAskWhat's one thing God has done through this in your community?Follow upMay we share this, with or without your name?
What comes back · illustrativeStories shared27Cleared to share21Voice notes921 stories cleared for the board, with the quotes.
06 · Donors and partnersThe people who got lost along the way.
Sponsors who funded a trip, donors who gave once, partners you meant to call. Kinari reopens the door personally, and tells you who wants to hear more.
For advancement, sponsorship, alumni, mission trips. How it runsReach outWe've been thinking of you. How can we be praying for you this season?Close the loopA short update from the field they supported
What comes back · illustrativeGlad to hear from you64Want an update or a call22Asked for prayer1522 want to hear more. They're tagged in your CRM.