Connecting those who go
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Our content topics span the full spectrum of the mission field—from theological reflections and historical perspectives to practical outreach tips and inspirational personal narratives. Here, you’ll discover thought-provoking articles that challenge conventional thinking and celebrate the diverse ways in which missions shape communities around the world. We aim to ignite conversation, spark curiosity, and provide fresh perspectives that enrich your understanding of global missions.
Stay informed with our latest articles, where we bring you real-time insights and firsthand accounts from the frontlines of mission work. This section features recent posts that cover innovative ministry approaches, reflective essays, and timely commentary on the evolving challenges and opportunities in global outreach. Whether you’re seeking inspiration or practical advice, our latest articles are your go-to source for current trends and engaging stories in the mission community.
For nearly two decades, Betsy poured herself out to serve young adults with disabilities in Central Asia. She walked the streets and visited remote villages, searching for these individuals who had been forgotten by society. She built relationships, offered the help...
Haiti (MNN) — With no option on the streets but gang involvement, Haitian kids look to schools for hope.
Haiti (MNN) — Haiti’s youth bear the brunt of an escalating crisis.
Riley Harris is testimony to the fact that missions are not just for the outgoing. Having first come on a short-term mission to Honduras with her church, Montana Avenue Bible Church of Caldwell, ID, she was encouraged by the efforts of those she met to get to know her, even though they didn’t speak her […]
For generations, American missionaries have brought the gospel, education, and humanitarian aid to communities in need, often transforming lives in powerful ways. Yet, in many cases, these well-intentioned efforts have inadvertently fostered long-term dependency rather than sustainable growth. Instead of equipping local churches and leaders to thrive independently, missions have too often created a system where foreign funding and governance are necessary for survival. We explore the unintended consequences of the “missionary welfare state” and calls for a radical shift in how missions are done—one that prioritizes local leadership, financial self-sufficiency, and true empowerment over perpetual aid.