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Author: Ted Esler
Ted Esler is the President of Missio Nexus, an association of agencies and churches representing over 50,000 Great Commission workers worldwide. Ted worked in the computer industry before serving in the Balkans during the 1990’s. In 2000, Ted became the Canadian director of Pioneers and three years later moved to Orlando to join Pioneers' USA leadership team. He was appointed the President of Missio Nexus in 2015. His most recent book is The Innovation Crisis, Creating Disruptive Influence in the Ministry you Lead. Ted has a PhD in Intercultural Studies (Fuller Theological Seminary, 2012).
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Jerry White to receive the Missio Nexus’ Lifetime of Service Award Dr. Jerry White, international president emeritus of The Navigators, was recently selected to receive…
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David Bogosian Appointed to Lead The Alliance for the Unreached Missio Nexus is pleased to announce the appointment of David Bogosian as the Director of…
7 Ways to Pray for Muslims during Ramadan
There are 1.8 billion Muslims in the world and a good majority of them remain unreached by the gospel. During Ramadan, Muslims enter of season…
Why Should We Still Do Evangelism?
By Ted Esler Happy New Year and I trust this year will be a “big year” for you! Whenever I get the chance to speak…
8 Significant Great Commission Stories of 2023
A list of opportunity and challenge Editors note: This article was first published on Ted Esler’s Substack. Ted is the president of Missio Nexus. We…
The Fruits of a Generation Trained in Short-Term Missions
How much do people know about long-term, serious, contemporary missions practice? Editors note: This article was first published on Ted Esler’s Substack. Ted is the…
Short Report from Asbury
On February 22nd I made a day-long visit to Asbury to experience first-hand what has been happening there since February 8th. The spontaneous, student-led worship…