Technology in Ministry

Millennial Engagement in Evangelical Missions examines how a new generation is redefining missionary work by embracing digital tools, flexible training, and innovative outreach strategies that depart from traditional hierarchical models. The article traces the evolution from rigid, centralized mission paradigms to adaptive approaches where millennials seek authentic community and practical engagement. It highlights the benefits of interactive online learning and real-time mentoring while addressing challenges such as outdated organizational policies and generational disconnects. By offering concrete recommendations for revamping training programs and support structures, the piece charts a transformative path for evangelical missions, positioning millennial energy and creativity as key drivers for the future of outreach.

Afghanistan (MNN) — What happens when an Islamic rug vendor is handed Scripture in his heart language?

MENA (MNN) — Christian media connects Northern Africa and the Middle East to the Gospel.

This article was originally published here. In bygone eras, relationships were nurtured slowly and deliberately. Neighbors exchanged pleasantries on quiet streets, and personal histories unfolded over time through shared meals, casual conversations, and community gatherings. In such environments, individuals revealed themselves gradually, allowing others to understand their character through face-to-face interactions and the subtleties of […]

Somalia (MNN) — From one of the hardest places to follow Christ in the world, here’s one story worth celebrating.