Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
Author: Brady Van Winkle While in college, I began to learn and study about the country of Romania. Most people may not know much about Romania, but I was determined to find out more about it. Since college, my heart
My friend Dustin Brown wrote the following article, and I wanted to share with you the need in Bulgaria. Please pray for this country and get in touch if you are interested in getting more involved in missions. Bulgaria is
My friend, Sam Quinn, a church-planter to the United Kingdom, wrote the following article about the country of France. Please pray for labourers to take the gospel to the 65 million people who live in France. If you are interested in
There is much to love about Germany – great German engineering, beautiful castles, Bratwursts, football! But the primary concern of every Christian ought to be the 83 million people who live in Germany. Though many Germans would claim to be
My friend, Brady Van Winkle, a church-planter to Turkey, wrote the following article about the country of Turkey. Please pray for labourers to take the gospel to the 83 million people who live in Turkey. If you are interested in
About 16 years ago, I had the privilege to travel to Russia. Our trip involved a couple of days in Vladivostok, a city in the Far Eastern part of Russian, on the border of China, as well as a day
I love to read about missionaries of the past and how God used them. My favourite missionary of all-time, other than Jesus or Paul, was Patrick, commonly referred to as St. Patrick. Another great hero of missions just went to
The whole world is reeling with the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak. It has impacted every part of our world, our lives, and our conversations. I was asked how the current global environment has impacted missionaries and how pastors and
In Mark 16:15, Jesus told His disciples to, “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Every place in the world and every person in the world needs to hear the gospel message. That includes the continent
Ethnocentrism is when we evaluate other cultures according to the standards and customs of our own culture. In other words, we think that everyone else should be like us, and, if they aren’t, they are different and wrong! Seeing the world
