Influential Women in Early Church History: Part 1 – Perpetua
Part 1 - Perpetua: A Woman of Faith and Courage Who Defied Cultural Expectations
Category: Member Stories
Featuring thought-provoking posts contributed by our members, this series offers insightful perspectives and inspiring narratives from the missions community. Explore firsthand accounts of personal journeys, transformative encounters, and the current issues faced by workers engaged in global missions. We hope these stories provide valuable insights into the global mission landscape, encouraging you to actively participate in fulfilling the last command of Christ to take his gospel to all the world.
Waiting to Be a Missionary
“We’re asking you to wait to go, but don’t forget that waiting is an active thing...
How to be a witness in a hostile world
Having a public testimony in America is becoming like what I experienced in a Muslim country. Here are some ways.
From FOMO to Freedom: Escaping the Tyranny of Finding My Purpose
Ted Esler reported that church leaders desire to engage their congregations in global mission.
Field Workers Welcome – New Storytelling Workshop Series
We’re excited to open our invitation to any field workers who would like to take on the mindset of a storyteller.
Supporting Missionaries: What Global Workers Want From Their Sending Church
Ideas for caring for your workers on the field
When Missionaries Get Rerouted
Items May Have Shifted: When Missionaries Get Rerouted is a collection of stories of missionaries who left everything and moved across the world to s…
The Secret of Jesus’ Easy Yoke
Many people I talk to think that serving the Lord in ministry is hard. (Maybe you can relate? Years ago I used to feel that way.)
John Chau and Missions to Uncontacted Peoples: The Rest of the Story
“Morning, Miriam. I just got a message that indicates our friend (John Chau) may not be with us anymore…Our hearts are heavy now but we trust in t…
Nobody’s Mother: Artemis of the Ephesians in Antiquity and the New Testament
Nobody’s Mother: Artemis of the Ephesians in Antiquity and the New Testament