The author shares some common concerns among missionary women.

Listening to the dreams and aspirations of African, Asian, and Latin American church leaders from 1984 to 1996 changed my perspective on how to best fulfill the mission Jesus entrusted to us.

How we personally make meaning of situations is a critical component in conflict.

Through contact with thousands of Boomers across the U.S. who are considering a future in missions, five significant obstacles seem to be common: faith, finances, fit, family, and fight.

The essential work of mission mobilization is to best fit workers into global contribution.

No one model will fit all. However, there are practical steps which build sending capacity.

Impressions gleaned from interaction with mission leadership across the country.

Sitting on the plane after the coach training class she’d just attended, Kris was excited about what she had learned and was looking forward to the upcoming coaching sessions.

New ways of doing are almost always preceded by new ways of thinking.