Our calling extends beyond our local communities. Let's discuss how as churches we can engage with our global mission.
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How do you share the gospel with people in a way that invites conversation rather than shuts it down? We have a brand new resource for you and your church.
God is using radio ministry in Uganda to reach out to struggling families. People call in and we are able to give counseling to them over the phone.
While many churches might begin the process of merging as a way to keep the lights on, we're finding that the biggest motivation for any merger is actually for mission.
Help your church deepen its connection with the missionaries, church planters, campus ministries, and other ministry leaders you support.
This litany consists of scripture readings, responsive readings, and a prayer that can be used or adapted for a mission-themed worship service.
Author Wayne Ten Harmsel tells the other side of what we don’t hear from the Christian and secular news about the Christian church in China.
Resonate Global Mission’s regional mission leaders in Canada and the U.S. share a few of their favorite books that will help equip you and your church to spread the gospel right at home.
After attending a Timothy Leadership Training event on Christian Stewardship, one pastor recruited his church members to transform a local piece of land from a garbage dump to a community park.
Learn more about South Coast Beach Project, a new discipleship opportunity for young adults.
A worshipful life will compels us to a missional life. This list of resources will help you develop long-term mission focused worship or plan specific missions events.
Missionary Jeong-sun Lim shares her testimony of how Coffee Break impacted her life, the lives of other missionaries, and some of the poorest people in India.
Reformation Day, October 31st, celebrates the start of the Reformation as well as recognizing the on-going reform work happening all over the world. This list of resources gives insight to planning worship for Reformation Day.
For Timothy Leadership Trainings, we do not pay for the costs for the participants who attend, and there are good reasons for this even though many of the participants are materially poor.
People from throughout the world are living in our communities today. How we react to them, and what we say, is part of our Christian witness.
Let's join together in praying that as Muslims seek God during Ramadan, they will encounter Jesus.
We have lost so much this year—but what have our churches gained, especially in our ability to love our neighbor?
How do we maintain enthusiasm for God's mission? Here are four Biblical truths to keep our love for God's mission alive in our congregations.
When COVID hit, canceling tours and trips, ministries around the world wondered the impact on partnerships. Much to our surprise, these relationships not only survived but thrived.
Tired from many years of hard work with little tangible fruit, Pastor Tomas began to listen to neighborhood residents.
Look inside for updates from ReFrame Ministries (formerly known as Back to God Ministries International) and Resonate Global Mission.
While at Tesoros de Dios, my missional mindset grew to a posture of listening and learning, rather than speaking out from my own ideas and culture.
Food bills jumped. There were line-ups for the bathroom. Dale said, "These have been the most rewarding weeks of my life."
An earthquake gets everyone's attention. But how many people made the connection between the earthquake and Jesus' resurrection?
There’s a lot that North Americans can learn from ministry among the Fulani. Here are 5 tips from a missionary.
Must the recipe for success in mission work include trouble and tears?