The Alliance for Saturation Church Planting attempts to facilitate church planting in the 27 countries of post-communist Eurasia.

Alliance-related Facilitation Teams resident in 14 of these countries seek to identify, envision, train and mobilize existing and emerging churches to plant new churches.  So that the gospel is available to every person, these teams desire to facilitate church multiplication.  Facilitation efforts exist in Central Asia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia&Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Alliance partners are also employing saturation church planting elements in Albania, Belarus and Bulgaria.

The Regional Resource Team based in Budapest, Hungary, attempts to resource the work of the ASCP partners throughout the region.  Current areas of expertise of Regional Resource Team members include research, church planting strategy, networking and mentoring/leadership multiplication.

The North America Team based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, works to mobilize ASCP partners and potential partners toward strategic engagement in saturation church planting efforts.

Key partners making up the ASCP board of directors include . . . Perimeter Church (Duluth, GA), Highlands Community Church (Renton, WA), The Chapel (Akron, OH), First Baptist Church (Modesto, CA), Calvary Church (Lancaster, PA), the Minnesota Coalition for Eastern Europe (Eden Prairie, MN), Grace Brethren International Missions (Winona Lake, IN), World Team (Warrington, PA), United World Mission (Charlotte, NC), Greater Europe Mission (Monument, CO), Churches of God, General Conference (Findlay, OH), Global Missions Fellowship (Dallas, TX), Maclellan Foundation (Chattanooga, TN), Bible League (Crete, IL) and Dawn Ministries (Colorado Springs, CO).

The Alliance for Saturation Church Planting has created numerous resources to help church planting. Omega Course is the most well known of these resources because it is used around the world a practical "tool box" for training church planters.