Church planting in the twenty-first century requires a return to biblical principles of the Early Church as well as an updated methodology. Denominations and networks search for innovative ways to plant more churches to reach people with the gospel of Jesus. Covocational church planting may offer a creative revolutionary method for the current season. Church planters need a fresh understanding of the Bible regarding work, calling, and the purpose of the church in the world. This project developed a church planting model based on covocational principles. Covocational church planting empowers ministers to simultaneously respond to their vocational calling in the marketplace while continuing in pastoral ministry. Likewise, it opens the door to many believers currently practicing their vocation in the marketplace to respond to God’s call to pastoral ministry without abandoning their vocational presence in the marketplace. This biblical and innovative approach helps churches develop teams to share responsibilities, dramatically helps with finances, and empowers more church plants to reach people for Christ. The project produced a Covocational Church Planting Handbook outlining principles to revolutionize church planting. A diverse group of readers studied the handbook and evaluated the quality, clarity, and persuasiveness of its content. Responses were positive, and evaluators attested to the strength of the covocational church planting method. The handbook contributes to church planting literature, fills a gap in covocational method, and potentially equips more covocational church planters.