A worldwide network of co-stewarded Wholeness Zones, where spiritual formation, ethical stewardship, human flourishing, ecological regeneration and shared prosperity grow together.
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A members-only weekly gathering, Thursdays at 12:30 PM Central, where stewardship becomes a way of life and new Wholeness Zones are birthed. Supported by your donation, in any amount, one-time or monthly.
Learn About the Stewardship ZoneFrom the founder
I have had a personal, professional and Soul mission of Wholeness Promotion present in my actions dating back to childhood. In 2015 I was given a vision of Regenerative Prosperity for the Planet, which has served as a guiding light ever since. Doing my best to follow God's guidance step by step, God directed me to set up a three-part Divine structure that can serve as a foundation for these commitments as they evolve into form alongside others.
Jay Billig, Founder
The Church of The Whole Place is organized as a religious organization under Internal Revenue Code Section 508(c)(1)(A), choosing to meet all requirements as a tax-exempt Church organization following God's direct guidance.
Local stewards have meaningful authority over contextual ministry and operations, while the Church's Global Stewardship Council protects purpose, perpetual frameworks, core policies, Church identity, and any decisions that materially affect the Wholeness Zones or other trust-held assets and long-term mission integrity.
The public presence and governing authority. It holds the mission and protects its long-term integrity.
A perpetual ecclesiastical trust and auxiliary ministry organization, established for and accountable to the Church. It receives, holds, protects, stewards, deploys, and perpetuates mission-aligned assets. It is not organized as a statutory trust; it functions under its founding ecclesiastical trust instrument, the Church's governing authority, its perpetual-purpose covenant, and all applicable laws.
The co-stewardship framework through which each Wholeness Zone carries out local ministry, hospitality, community life, projects, associate formation, development coordination, programs, partnerships, and day-to-day activities.
We define a Wholeness Zone as a place where spiritual formation, ethical stewardship, human flourishing, ecological regeneration and shared prosperity reinforce one another. Each Zone expresses five dimensions.
| Dimension | What it means locally | Example practice |
|---|---|---|
| Spiritual wholeness | Worship, prayer, discipleship, pastoral care, reconciliation | Weekly gathering, prayer circles, spiritual-direction referrals |
| Personal wholeness | Physical, emotional, relational, and vocational wellbeing | Mutual-care teams, coaching, health-resource navigation |
| Community wholeness | Belonging, justice, generosity, intercultural collaboration | Shared meals, listening sessions, local service partnerships |
| Ecological wholeness | Repairing relationship with land, water, biodiversity, and consumption | Native planting, composting, watershed projects, waste reduction |
| Economic wholeness | Fair exchange, livelihoods, local enterprise, and shared resilience | Micro-grants, skills exchange, ethical procurement, cooperative initiatives |
Every associate and location affirms these commitments before serving.
Authority, accountability, and decision rights are put in writing before money, property, or local programming begins.
| Body | Primary responsibility | Reserved decisions |
|---|---|---|
| Regenerative Prosperity Trust | Holds assets and protects long-term mission | Property purchase or sale, major debt, investment policy, identity, reserve policy, dissolution, mission changes |
| Wholeness Promotion Association | Operates ministry and community work | Programs, volunteers, local partnerships, ordinary operating budget, staffing considerations |
| Global Stewardship Council | Discerns mission fidelity and cross-zone standards | Zone authorization, leadership commissioning, annual review, intervention or suspension |
| Local Wholeness Council | Guides local mission, culture, relationships, and priorities | Local stewardship, community listening, program approval, local risk review |
| Financial Stewardship Circle | Oversees money, controls, insurance, compliance, and reporting | Spending controls, audits and reviews, risk register, conflict-of-interest management |
| Safeguarding and Care Circle | Handles welfare, misconduct incidents, and responses | Coordination, screening, training, incident escalation |
Gifts in any amount, one-time or monthly, sustain the Stewardship Zone and the birthing of new Wholeness Zones. Gifts of land, buildings, businesses, securities and other assets are gratefully received. For asset gifts, please text Jay at +1 512-655-3013.
Make a DonationJay Billig spent most of his life surrounded by family, business, and community, until a season of living alone revealed a depth of loneliness he had never known. That experience became the doorway to a calling: to help people move from isolation into wholeness through shared life, faith, and stewardship.
Text Jay: +1 512-655-3013
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