Multiply is an Orlando-based platform built to end Disciple Drift. We are selecting Central Florida's most impactful Black pastors for Between Sundays — a series that celebrates their calling, honoring their story in a way their congregation has never heard it, and gifting the church a free week-long discipleship experience built from their own sermon. We just need an introduction.
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As a completely free gift, we take your pastor's chosen sermon and multiply it into a devotional, small group guide, and social content.
We sit with your pastor to document their calling, diagnose the drift they've fought, and preserve their voice in the Multiply Library.
Pastor, church planter, and infrastructure builder based in Orlando. Between Sundays is his attempt to honor the pastors who already believe the sermon shouldn't end on Sunday.
Ten leaders making the deepest impact in Central Florida. These are the voices we want to honor.
Pastor Peterson's commitment to formation that goes beyond Sunday made Washington Shores the natural starting point for this series. We want to honor his voice and set the standard for what Between Sundays can be for every church in this city.
Pastor Rose's focus on "Connect with Christ, Connect with Church, Connect with Change" is exactly how we fight Disciple Drift. We want to honor his framework for empowering fruitful followers beyond Sunday morning.
Bishop Chancey's preaching carries a depth that demands a second life beyond Sunday. We want to feature his voice in the series and explore how Majestic Life maximizes the gifts of their congregation throughout the week.
Mt. Sinai's vision for the transformative power of faith requires resources that sustain spiritual growth all week long. We want to honor Dr. Mills' voice and gift this congregation the tools to end Disciple Drift.
We deeply respect Pastor Williams' explicit vision to bridge the generational gap so all can grow to their full potential. We want to highlight how Shiloh serves as a lighthouse for discipleship across generations.
ECC's philosophy of being "Bigger Than A Sunday" aligns perfectly with our mission. We also want to honor Bishop McRae's leadership of the African American Council of Christian Clergy.
TKC's "Triple-E" mission — Enlighten, Empower, Encourage — requires deep connection. Because Pastor Jacques literally wrote the book on Relational IQ, we want to feature his approach to keeping the church connected all week.
Mt. Olive is historic, but their explicit mission to "grow members through discipleship" across all generations makes them an ideal partner for a week-long sermon ecosystem.
Anchored in historic Eatonville, Macedonia's mandate to "Train, Equip, and Empower" requires robust infrastructure. We want to honor Pastor Barnes' legacy and provide tools to carry it into the next generation.
Hope Center West is a staggering model of community transformation. We want to discuss how Archbishop Wiggins manages to "Edify, Empower, and Equip" a congregation while building physical infrastructure for the city.
We are always looking for leaders who are passionate about spiritual formation beyond Sunday.
Each Between Sundays episode contributes to the Multiply Research Lab's ongoing documentation of disciple drift patterns in the Black church — building the first city-by-city field record of what pastors are seeing and what God is showing them.
View the Lab →The gap between Sunday and Monday isn't a new problem — it's a documented one. These two articles from the Multiply Research Lab explain what Disciple Drift costs Orlando churches and what it takes to close the gap.
Your church already believes in discipleship — your budget proves it. Black Protestant churches allocate 28% of their budget to programs. This report names what that investment is losing to Drift, and includes a live calculator built from nationally representative data.
Without reinforcement, humans forget 90% of what they hear within a week. Discover how the Weekly Learn step beats the forgetting curve — and why the sermon your pastor preached Sunday is still preaching if you give it somewhere to go.
Whether you are a church member who wants to honor your pastor, or a pastor recommending a colleague — we want to hear from you.