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Bill Woosley- Empowering Christian Entrepreneurs-Five Two Network
Bill Woolsey is the President and Founder of FiveTwo Network, a network that equips Christian entrepreneurs to launch a variety of sustainable start-ups that reach people for Jesus. After starting his undergraduate work at Texas A&M, Bill transferred to a pre-seminary route and then received his Masters of Divinity from Concordia Seminary, serving congregations in a variety of roles for the next decade. In 1997, Bill and his family planted CrossPoint Community Church, a multi-site congregation outside of Houston that led his denomination in growth for
most of the 2000s (scaling from 7 to 1600 families). Bill began leading FiveTwo Network full-time in 2015 when the network launched StartNew, its “Mother Teresa meets a friendly Mark Cuban” training process that helps entrepreneurial leaders to grow their God-given dreams into ministries, non-profits, and faith-based businesses that make an eternal difference in financially sustainable ways. Over the past decade, Bill and his team have been able to help produce
new and renewed churches, homeless shelters, mobile medical clinics, mobile food ministries to underserved communities, sports ministries, preschools, single mothers’ groups, recovery ministries, and coffee shops: all of them loving their communities in an incredible way.
With decades of experience in starting and leading ministries, churches and networks, Bill now invests his life in men and women who want to reach people for Jesus in new, creative ways.
After serving congregations in the Midwest, in 2009 he led the launch of FiveTwo, a network that helps men and women grow their God-given dreams into ministries and businesses that last.
Bill authored “Seven Steps to Start,” a practical ‘how-to start book written from a front-row seat of over 30 years of outreach experience. He and his wife of 34 years, Julie, have 3 children: Timothy, and his wife, Caitlyn; Abigail, her husband Nick and son, Ezra; and Samuel.
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Bill Woolsey is the President and Founder of FiveTwo Network, a network that equips Christian entrepreneurs to launch a variety of sustainable start-ups that reach people for Jesus. After starting his undergraduate work at Texas A&M, Bill transferred to a pre-seminary route and then received his Masters of Divinity from Concordia Seminary, serving congregations in a variety of roles for the next decade. In 1997, Bill and his family planted CrossPoint Community Church, a multi-site congregation outside of Houston that led his denomination in growth for
most of the 2000s (scaling from 7 to 1600 families). Bill began leading FiveTwo Network full-time in 2015 when the network launched StartNew, its “Mother Teresa meets a friendly Mark Cuban” training process that helps entrepreneurial leaders to grow their God-given dreams into ministries, non-profits, and faith-based businesses that make an eternal difference in financially sustainable ways. Over the past decade, Bill and his team have been able to help produce
new and renewed churches, homeless shelters, mobile medical clinics, mobile food ministries to underserved communities, sports ministries, preschools, single mothers’ groups, recovery ministries, and coffee shops: all of them loving their communities in an incredible way.
With decades of experience in starting and leading ministries, churches and networks, Bill now invests his life in men and women who want to reach people for Jesus in new, creative ways.
After serving congregations in the Midwest, in 2009 he led the launch of FiveTwo, a network that helps men and women grow their God-given dreams into ministries and businesses that last.
Bill authored “Seven Steps to Start,” a practical ‘how-to start book written from a front-row seat of over 30 years of outreach experience. He and his wife of 34 years, Julie, have 3 children: Timothy, and his wife, Caitlyn; Abigail, her husband Nick and son, Ezra; and Samuel.