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Southeast Asia (MNN) — Southeast Asian church leaders met to learn about the church-centric Bible translation method.

Healthcare missionary support isn’t only about helping someone get to the mission field.  It’s about helping them remain there.  For Eric and Mollie, that has meant serving in rural Chad since 2011—living among local communities where access to healthcare is limited, clean water is scarce, and many people have never heard the name of Jesus. Eric worked in community health, teaching hygiene and […]

by Brandon Jones Here in Brazil, our family subscribes to Brazilian cable television, which features both Brazilian shows and foreign shows that are dubbed in Portuguese. Among our favorite dubbed shows is 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way. 90 Day Fiancé is a produced, “reality” television series that follows the stories of several couples from … Continue reading Reality TV and the Newly Arrived Missionary

It’s all about the journey. At least that’s what we’ve been told. Is it though? Anyone who’s bounced between continents, countries, or even cities may testify that sometimes we just want to get there. Move from point A to point B. Skip the hard stuff, the demands of packing and nausea and opportunities … Continue reading The Tyranny of Transition: How to Stay Awake for the Journey

Thank you for asking! This is such an important question. Scripture calls every Christian to be a minister of the Gospel and shows us that every vocation should bring glory to Him. Here are a few ways you can extend the Gospel.  Connect Connect with Resources. Connecting with missional resources will equip you to extend the …

Afghanistan (MNN) — Afghanistan faces rampant poverty and a women’s rights crisis. Christians meet people looking for hope.

“Someday, my best friend and I hope to serve together on a frontier missions team!” “Is that right? Ha… you won’t stay best friends for long.” I’ve always remembered this interaction with a missions mobilizer from back in my college days. It struck me because it seemed like such a jaded thing to say.

In Exodus 17, the people of Israel are in battle against the Amalekites. While Joshua leads the army in the valley, Moses stands on a hill overlooking the fight, holding the staff of God in his hands. As long as his hands are raised, Israel prevails. But when his arms grow tired and begin to…

“Do we really need to expend the money and effort to send training teams to other countries when there are so many other needs for missions and the church?” This is a question I have been asked more than once. It is a valid question! Given the vast array of needs worldwide, should global training …

Discover why team dynamics are a leading challenge for missionaries.