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An Open Letter to the Christian Family about Generosity to Missionaries
Seventy to eighty percent of families are living paycheck to paycheck with no game plan in sight. One of the areas we coach people through is in giving; particularly kingdom giving. The average believer gives one to two percent of their income towards kingdom causes. Most people desire to be more generous but they need a plan.
Nurturing People
Mission cannot exist without people. Mission cannot be sustained without people. People cannot sustain mission without care. The success of mobilization movements depends on the quality of the people stewarding that movement.
Global Vision Update 2022
We invite you to take a moment and read with us how peoples’ lives are being refined and redefined by God’s heart and global purpose for all nations to know Him, and how you have personally supported reaching the nations through your generosity.
Overcoming China’s Challenges with New Partnerships
How do you lead a team that lives 14 time zones away? Two years ago, our China team leaders were forced to return to the US, and they’ve been forced to rework how they guide their team and do ministry while thousands of miles apart.
Global Vision Update 2021
The heartbeat of the Center for Mission Mobilization is to see churches worldwide, who live on the doorstep of the least reached people on the planet, take personal ownership of mission sending and join God in reaching every tribe, language, people, and nation with...
Parenting with a Global Vision
This new resource is taking families on a missional journey together. We live in a world of competing values and clamoring voices. Our family schedules are filled with what feels like important things and, in an era of history unlike any before, we wonder how to...
Propelled by Love
Elise wants to introduce a new narrative, a broader lens as to what single women are capable of, especially with regard to mission work. She craves to offer new perspectives and fresh ways of thinking about the role of single women in the church and on the mission field. With her example and legacy, she hopes to reshape the expectations that have been placed on Christian women in the African context.