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Jon Tyson

Jon Tyson is a church planter and lead pastor of Trinity Grace Church, located in New York City. He is also on the board of directors of the ORIGINS MOVEMENT, a new church planting movement committed to multiplying missional church communities in the major urban centers of the world.

Missional Communities

Missional communities require vocational responsibility, theological conviction, financial awareness, and a sense of empowerment. Learn as urban church-planter Jon Tyson dialogues about the church's role within the city and the world.

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Renewing Cities Through Missional Tribes

Developing genuine community is especially challenging in our fast-paced, individualistic culture--particularly in an urban context. In this short, Jon Tyson explores the way people relate in the city and how we should begin looking at social networks differently.

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Advancing the Common Good

The common good is defined as—“the most good for all people.” Aristotle first conceived it, but Thomas Aquinas, a thirteenth-century Roman Catholic philosopher, honed it well as a Christian conception for how Christians ought to live alongside others who were different in society. This strict definition of the common good doesn’t prefer one human being over another; instead, it values all human life and wants what is best for all people—Christian or not. As we leave Q Chicago, how can we remain rooted in the Gospel as we advance the common good?

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Re-Urbanization Of The Church

One aspect of our current culture is a rampant individualism that has affected the way we view salvation and mission. Jon Tyson believes that all of culture is renewable and that God wants to use not just individuals, but the community of faith to make a difference.

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