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What Is Psalm 67 Collective?

Psalm 67 Collective is a missions ministry in Rockwall, Texas, that helps churches evaluate, equip and engage in God's mission, with a priority on people who have the least access to the gospel. We offer consultations, training and connections to local and global opportunities, and we design every partnership so your church can carry it on without us.

A small church with an open door stands among trees in bright sunlight.

What is our mission and vision?

Mission

Mobilizing and connecting the global Church to advance the gospel and expand mission engagement worldwide, so that God's glory is made known throughout the earth.

Vision

A fully mobilized global Church faithfully advancing God's mission until every people group has access to the gospel.

What do we value?

Church-Centered

Rooted in the local and global Church as God's primary vehicle for mission and discipleship.

Biblically Grounded

Anchored in Scripture as the final authority for faith, doctrine and practice.

Led by Truth and Spirit

Guided by the Holy Spirit in alignment with biblical truth, not driven by emotion, trends or culture.

Faithful Financial Stewardship

Financially strategic for Kingdom impact, practicing wisdom, accountability and generosity in all resources.

Humble Servanthood

Leading through humility, service and Christlike character.

Effective Mission

Pursuing high-impact missions through strategic use of cultural understanding and logistical proximity.

Unreached-Focused

Prioritizing the nations and peoples with the least access to the gospel, partnering where the need is greatest.

Who leads Psalm 67 Collective?

Psalm 67 Collective is led by Executive Director Ethan Edwards with a board of pastors and leaders who share a love for the local church and the nations.

Ethan Edwards with his wife Kelsey and their daughter

Ethan Edwards

Executive Director and Board Member

Bill Lucas, Board Member

Bill Lucas

Board Member

John Pritchard, Board Member

John Pritchard

Board Member

How is missions changing?

God has placed his Church in almost every nation, so churches here can now come alongside local churches that are already close to the unreached, rather than doing the work alone.

Missions as many churches know it

The picture we work toward

Who leads overseas

Missions as many churches know it

Visiting teams run the ministry

The picture we work toward

Local churches lead; visitors serve alongside them

Who takes part at home

Missions as many churches know it

A few committed people and a budget line

The picture we work toward

The whole church prays, learns, gives, goes and sends

Short-term trips

Missions as many churches know it

A yearly event

The picture we work toward

One step in a lasting partnership

Training

Missions as many churches know it

After the trip, if at all

The picture we work toward

Before anyone goes

Outside help

Missions as many churches know it

A program a church rents

The picture we work toward

A ministry the church owns, handed off in about two years

The goal

Missions as many churches know it

Activity and programs

The picture we work toward

Healthy, enduring, biblical churches among every people

Common questions about us

Where is Psalm 67 Collective based?

Our office is in Rockwall, Texas. We meet churches in person around Dallas–Fort Worth and by video anywhere in the US, and we connect churches with trusted partners overseas.

Who are your overseas partners?

We partner with vetted local pastors and churches in several regions of the world. To protect them, we share partner details privately with churches we work with.

Why the name Psalm 67?

Psalm 67 prays that God would bless his people so that his way would be known on earth and his salvation among all nations. That is the whole of our mission in one prayer.

Want to know more?

Start with a free Vision Meeting, or take the church missions check-up first.

“May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us, that your way may be known on earth, your saving power among all nations.”

Psalm 67:1–2