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SUMMARY:Impact With Integrity: Ethical Storytelling for Global Missions
DESCRIPTION:If your work involves stories of poverty\, crisis\, persecution\, or cross-cultural ministry\, you’ve likely felt the internal pull between “what will raise money” and “what feels ethical.” Many Christian organizations also face the added challenge of serving in restricted or sensitive contexts where names\, faces\, locations\, and breakthroughs cannot be publicly shared. This webinar provides a framework for communicating impact without exploitation or unnecessary security risk – helping nonprofits balance fundraising needs\, ethical storytelling\, and real-world field constraints. \nParticipants will learn tools for moving beyond poverty porn\, western hero narratives\, and sensationalism\, and toward messaging that protects vulnerable communities\, honors indigenous leaders\, and builds long-term donor trust. \nThis webinar is designed for communications\, marketing\, and development staff serving global missions\, international development\, or ministry to vulnerable populations. \nIt is especially relevant for organizations working in:\n-Restricted or sensitive countries\n-Relief & development\n-Mission mobilization\n-Indigenous ministry partnerships\n-Persecution & human rights advocacy\n-Poverty alleviation\n-Refugee/migrant ministries \nAnd for comms teams that are navigating:\n-Global audiences\n-Younger donor expectations\n-Shifts toward indigenous leadership\n-Cross-cultural storytelling\n-Digital media & long tail record concerns \nParticipants will learn:\n-The common ethical pitfalls in nonprofit storytelling (poverty porn\, saviorism\, tokenization\, donor-centric narratives\, sensationalism\, etc.)\n-How to communicate about suffering\, poverty\, persecution\, or closed nations without exploitation\n-The theological and missiological rationale for dignity-centered storytelling\n-Messaging frameworks that shift from “we bring Jesus” to “we join Jesus at work”\n-How indigenous partners and global audiences can perceive Western messaging\n-Ways to maintain fundraising effectiveness without resorting to harm\n-Photo\, consent\, and child-protection considerations for global media\n-How to educate donors rather than simply indulge donor appetites\n-How to push back or say no to harmful requests from leadership\, boards\, or donors\n-Case studies of improved messaging and ethical storytelling practices \nPresenter: \nClarissa Sidhom brings nearly 20 years of communications experience\, primarily with nonprofits and ministries serving marginalized and vulnerable communities. She is Director of Communications at VisionSynergy and also provides strategic communications consulting through Tapestry Creative Agency\, helping organizations craft dignity-centered narratives that inspire engagement and trust. \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are nsrecorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/impact-with-integrity-ethical-storytelling-for-global-missions/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:A Thought Leader Briefing: How Leaders Lose Their Way
DESCRIPTION:The subject of this briefing is centered around leadership and its profound impact on organizational health. In particular\, we’ll be discussing insights from the book How Leaders Lose Their Way: And How to Make Sure it Doesn’t Happen to You. This book delves into the importance of establishing guardrails to prevent mission drift\, which is a common challenge in the nonprofit sector. The author\, Peter Greer\, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to this topic. \nPresenter: \nPeter Greer is the president and CEO of HOPE International\, a global Christ-centered nonprofit working to alleviate poverty through entrepreneurship and discipleship in Africa\, Asia\, Latin America\, and Eastern Europe. He is a bestselling coauthor of over 15 books and holds a graduate degree from Harvard Kennedy School. Before joining HOPE\, Peter worked internationally in microfinance in Cambodia\, Zimbabwe\, and Rwanda. He and his family live in Lancaster\, PA.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/a-thought-leader-briefing-how-leaders-lose-their-way/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Employing Foreign Workers Overseas: Tips and Traps
DESCRIPTION:When carrying out work overseas\, what options are there when an organization wants to implement its work through non-US citizens (and those who lack a US work visa)? This workshop will provide an overview of some options an organization may choose\, including use of an EOR (employer of record) company\, working via MOU with a local partner organization\, and registering to do business in the foreign country (whether as a foreign corporation or by forming a new entity). \nParticipants will:\n(1) Understand the different staffing options when implementing work abroad through international staff\n(2) Assess the pros/cons of the different approaches as they play out in different local contexts \nThis is ideal for those responsible for implementing overseas work carried out by non-US staff. \nPresenter: \nJosh Heidelman is a partner at the firm Castañeda + Heidelman LLP. His approach is informed by his breadth of experience\, which includes several years in private practice at AmLaw 100 firms followed by nearly seven years as General Counsel for a major global nonprofit. This combination of experience brings together the benefits of an in-house veteran with a hands-on litigator who has taken cases all the way through trial and appeal. He regularly advises international ministry nonprofits on matters including employment\, corporate structure\, risk\, and IRS and OFAC compliance. \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/employing-foreign-workers-overseas-tips-and-traps/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Mobilizers—Join the Conversation!
DESCRIPTION:Missio Nexus is partnering with Gospel Mobilization to help bring mobilizers together for ongoing\, practical conversations about engaging the next generation in global mission. \nGospel Mobilization is hosting this upcoming call\, and we’re excited to collaborate by inviting our shared networks into the discussion. If you serve as a mobilizer—on a campus\, in a church\, or within an agency—this space is for you. \nCome learn\, share\, and sharpen one another around the real opportunities and challenges facing mobilization today. \nRegister here: \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/jK4f1OrYRVel9pAYYd0gyw#/registration \nCall also scheduled for the following (times Eastern): \n\nApr 15\, 2026 1:00 PM\nMay 20\, 2026 1:00 PM\nJun 17\, 2026 1:00 PM\nJul 15\, 2026 1:00 PM\nAug 19\, 2026 1:00 PM\nSep 16\, 2026 1:00 PM\nOct 21\, 2026 1:00 PM\nNov 18\, 2026 1:00 PM\nDec 16\, 2026 1:00 PM
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/mobilizers-join-the-conversation-3/
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260305T120000
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SUMMARY:How to Multiply Training Results With Coaching
DESCRIPTION:People don’t fail to change because they lack information. They fail because they lack ongoing support for implementation. This workshop will change your training from information events into lasting transformation.\nYou’ll learn:\n• Why is what we’ve been doing not working and how can we change?\n• Why and how should sending organizations intentionally invest in coaching their workers?\n• How can organizations strategically connect coaching and training in order to generate much better results for the well-being and productivity of our workers? \nStudies have shown that training events produce an average of only 23% behavioral increase toward the training objectives (see Olivero). If coaching follows training\, the behavioral results increase to 88%. \nWhy? To use the old phrase\, “Change is not an announcement.” People are complex and have competing values and emotions. We can intellectually agree that behaving differently would be good and learn some techniques to do so\, but our emotions\, ambiguity tolerance\, personal habits\, social skills\, beliefs\, and values can get in the way of us doing it. Overcoming these obstacles is where coaching shines. \nEffective personal and professional development often combine both approaches: group training to establish what needs to be done\, and then individual coaching to support how it’s applied in the participant’s specific context. \nSource: Olivero\, Bane & Kopelmann; Public Personnel Management; Washington; Winter 1997; ISSN:00910260 \nPresenter: \nKeith E. Webb\, D.Min.\, PCC is President of Creative Results Management\, with 200+ hours of International Coach Federation-approved leadership courses for Christian leaders. He designed The COACH Model® and The Coaching Mastery Certificate Program. \nFor 20 years he lived in Asia – Japan\, Indonesia\, and Singapore. He is author of the best-selling books\, The COACH Model for Christian Leaders and Coaching in Ministry. Keith’s organization is at https://creativeresultsmanagement.com \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/how-to-multiply-training-results-with-coaching/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Ministry Partnership Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Missio Nexus’ Indigenous Ministry Partnership Roundtable: Collaboration in Frontier and Restricted Contexts\, a networking opportunity for agencies and churches that empower national and regional ministries through international collaboration. This is an ideal venue for all those engaged in indigenous ministry partnerships to learn from one another\, tackle challenges together\, advocate best practices and foster collaboration. \nParticipant Profile \nThis in-person event is for ministry leaders of any agency or church who are involved with or want to learn more about effective strategies in serving indigenous ministries through the partnership model. \nWho You’ll Meet \nYou will meet with seasoned leaders who have combined decades of experience in capacity building with indigenous ministry partners. \nWhat You’ll Learn \nWe will look at indigenous ministry models and explore partnership principles gleaned from working with believers in a variety of ministry areas such as evangelism\, persecution assistance\, church-planting\, media\, leadership\, etc. The format of the meeting is interactive\, intending to glean from the collective experience of everyone present. We will have a special emphasis in this gathering on the challenges related to working with believers in restricted and hostile contexts who are reaching frontier regions with the gospel. \nWhy You Want to Participate \nEnhance your effectiveness in partnering well for long term impact. Gain a deeper understanding of your role as resource partner\, develop strategic solutions\, and build a supportive network. \nHow It Will Help You \nReflect and evaluate your impact in ministry partnership\, learn from others and share what you have observed from your own experience. Leave with a greater understanding of how God is working through indigenous ministries in some of the most difficult mission fields and how to navigate common issues in these contexts. \nEvent Overview \nThis is a 3-day retreat at The Casa in Scottsdale\, Arizona. Missio Nexus\, in collaboration with the COSIM community (Coalition on the Support of Indigenous Ministries)\, will facilitate interactive discussions\, encourage networking and chart a path forward for ongoing collaboration. \nVenue/Location \nThe Casa is located just 15 minutes from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Also known as the Franciscan Renewal Center. \n5802 East Lincoln Drive \nScottsdale\, AZ 85253 \nSchedule \nTentative Schedule: \nTuesday\, March 3 \n\n4:00 PM Check-in/Get Settled\n5:00 PM Welcome/Introductions\n6:00 PM Dinner\n7:00 PM Session 1 – Overview of the Partnership Movement\n8:00 PM Free Time\n\nWednesday\, March 4 \n\n8:00 AM Breakfast\n8:45 AM Devotional\n9:00 AM Session 2 – Best Practices\n10:30 AM Break\n11:00 AM Session 3 – Effective Strategies\n12:00 PM Lunch\n1:00 PM Session 4 – Partnership Models\n2:30 PM Break\n3:00 PM Session 5 – Challenges and Opportunities\n3:30 PM Free Time\n6:00 PM Dinner\n7:00 PM Session 6 – Reflections on Partnering Well\n8:00 PM Free Time\n\nThursday\, March 5 \n\n8:00 AM Breakfast\n8:45 AM Devotional\n9:00 AM Session 7 – Exploring Collaboration\n10:30 AM Break\n11:00 AM Session 8 – Open Sharing from Working Groups\n12:00 PM Lunch\n1:00 PM Conclusion\n\nCost \n\nMembers: $400 per person (includes all sessions\, meals and lodging)\nNon-Members: $550 per person (includes all sessions meals and lodging)\nCommuter Ticket: $209 (includes all sessions and meals)\n\nAt this time\, we have no more guestrooms available\, but you are welcome to join us as a commuter. There are a number of hotels located nearby.  \nRegistration closes Friday\, February 6. \nCancellation Policy \nCancellations received on or before Tuesday\, February 10th will be refunded minus a $25 cancellation fee. After that\, no refund is available. \nContact \nFor any questions\, please contact us at Events@Missionexus.org. \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/indigenous-ministry-partnership-roundtable/
CATEGORIES:Meetup
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SUMMARY:Engaging Gen Z: What Research Says About the Attitudes and Behaviors of this Emerging Generation
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will present research conducted in January 2025 from focus groups of students at both CCCUs and secular universities. Students discussed their thoughts and feelings about missions and mission opportunities in general. They were also shown marketing materials and websites from leading missions agencies\, and they shared their reactions and responses. You will discover practical guidelines in this webinar for designing communications and opportunities that resonate with Gen Z. This webinar will feature a few findings from the recent research conducted at Urbana 25 in January 2026. You will discover practical guidelines in this webinar for designing communications and opportunities that resonate with Gen Z. \nPresenters: \nEbonie Davis has served as the Associate Pastor of Youth at Trinity Baptist Church in Waldorf\, MD for ten years. She conducted the most recent national multi-city study of youth ministries known for their racially diverse ministry\, and holds a Master’s degree in Youth Ministry Leadership from Huntington University. She is the co-author of Grit and Joy (D6 Books). \n  \n  \nTerry Linhart\, PhD\, is a Christian leader dedicated to helping others thrive in their work and leadership. He is the CEO of Arbor Research Group and Thrum Analytics. Terry brings decades of entrepreneurial experience in guiding organizations and leaders to greater impact. An accomplished author\, he has written The Self-Aware Leader (IVP) and Teaching the Next Generations (Baker). \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.  \n 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/engaging-gen-z-what-research-says-about-the-attitudes-and-behaviors-of-this-emerging-generation/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Peer2Peer Virtual Discipleship Series - Help! My Pastor Doesn't Seem to Care About Missions!
DESCRIPTION:Carlos Negrón of Missio Nexus and Matthew Ellison of 16:15 will be joined by special guests (to be announced) to discuss a challenge that many mission leaders quietly face: “Help! My Pastor Does Not Seem to Care About Missions!” \nAcross churches of all sizes and traditions\, mission advocates often feel the tension of trying to cultivate a global vision when pastoral leadership appears disengaged or overwhelmed. Sometimes the issue is a lack of clarity about what missions truly are. Other times\, it is competing priorities\, limited bandwidth\, previous negative experiences\, or simply not knowing where to begin. Whatever the reason\, the result is the same. A mission team or passionate individual is eager to move forward\, but the pastoral support they need feels distant or uncertain.\nSo the question becomes: What now? How do you honor your leaders\, maintain unity\, and still help your church embrace a heart for the nations? How do you build trust and alignment when it feels like missions is low on your pastor’s list? And what practical steps actually help a pastor grow in conviction\, not just in awareness?\nIn this conversation\, we will explore the root causes behind pastoral disengagement\, the common mistakes mission leaders make when trying to “sell” missions\, and the approaches that truly foster partnership\, clarity\, and shared vision. You will walk away with practical tools that strengthen relationships and open new pathways for global engagement in your church. \nPresenters: \nMaegan Gahima has served as the Missions Director at Parkway Wesleyan Church since 2020. Prior to that\, she lived in East Africa and worked with gospel centered non profit organizations focused on community health and development. She met and married her husband Emma while serving in Africa\, and they now live her hometown of Roanoke\, VA with their three children. Maegan holds a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Virginia Tech. Over the past 100 years\, Parkway Church has grown in their global missions involvement\, but 2025 was a turning point. After spending a year refining their missions strategy with the help of 1615 Outfitters\, Parkway’s leadership team decided to prioritize The Great Commission\, making it the heart of their mission and vision. \n  \n  \nDustin Spencer has faithfully served Parkway Wesleyan Church since 2010 and currently serves as the church’s Lead Pastor and provides leadership to the staff team. He holds a Master of Arts in Theology from Liberty University and is committed to helping Parkway grow as a Christ-centered church rooted in discipleship. Dustin and his wife\, Carynn\, have been partners in ministry since their marriage in 2006 and are grateful to serve alongside their two sons as part of the Parkway church family. Parkway Wesleyan Church has a strong heart for missions and outreach\, both locally and globally. The church is excited to move forward with a new missions strategy designed to mobilize the congregation\, strengthen partnerships\, and create meaningful opportunities to serve the community and beyond. Together\, Parkway is energized by what God is doing and looks forward to faithfully advancing the mission of Jesus with unity\, vision\, and hope to the nations. \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/peer2peer-virtual-discipleship-series-help-my-pastor-doesnt-seem-to-care-about-missions/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Beyond Retention: Equipping Global Workers to Thrive\, Impact\, and Endure
DESCRIPTION:Retention is often used as the primary metric for missionary success\, yet staying on the field is not the same as being effective or healthy. In an era where 47% of workers leave the field within their first five years\, how do we bridge the gap between “going” and “enduring”? \nJoin us for an inside look at a training model developed in Western Asia that moves beyond mere retention. We will discuss why the goal of training must shift from surviving to thriving\, and how integrating spiritual vitality\, relational maturity\, and ministry effectiveness creates workers who don’t just stay\, but complete their mission in hard contexts. \nThis webinar is designed for Mission Agency Leaders\, Mobilizers\, and Church Missions Pastors who are responsible for the pre-field preparation and long-term care of global workers. It is especially relevant for those sending workers into “hard” contexts where traditional support systems are limited. \nParticipants will explore a holistic framework for missionary formation that balances academic rigor with real-world immersion. Key takeaways include:\n1. Redefining Success: Moving the metric from “Years on the Field” (Retention) to “Mission Completion” (Effectiveness).\n2. The Three Pillars of Readiness: How to intentionally develop Spiritual Vitality\, Relational Maturity\, and Ministry Effectiveness before a worker ever reaches their long-term destination.\n3. The “Lab” Model of Training: How a rhythm of classroom theory\, community engagement\, and veteran mentorship creates a sustainable “field-ready” lifestyle.\n4. Collaboration Over Isolation: Identifying how agencies and local churches can partner with specialized training centers to fill the “equipping gap.” \nPresenter: \nBarry and Ruth Rempel have been engaged in global ministry for nearly 40 years. During this time\, God has led them through a wide range of locations and ministries including church planting\, teaching and leadership development in Europe\, Latin America and North America. Barry also has extensive experience in ministry leadership and strategic planning. Most recently\, Barry & Ruth have been focused on training and mentoring the next generation of global workers in Western Asia. \nBarry’s background includes an M.A. degree (evangelism and church planting) and a DMin (organizational leadership). He serves Safir as Program Coordinator and an instructor in a variety of courses such as Intercultural Communication and Global Ministry Team Dynamics. Ruth participates in event planning and program support. Among many things\, Barry & Ruth enjoy motorcycle rides and visiting museums\, but nothing beats spending time with their 4 grandchildren…oh\, and their two daughters and sons-in-law as well!! \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/beyond-retention-equipping-global-workers-to-thrive-impact-and-endure/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260218T130000
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SUMMARY:Mobilizers! Join the Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Missio Nexus is partnering with Gospel Mobilization to help bring mobilizers together for ongoing\, practical conversations about engaging the next generation in global mission. \nGospel Mobilization is hosting this upcoming call\, and we’re excited to collaborate by inviting our shared networks into the discussion. If you serve as a mobilizer—on a campus\, in a church\, or within an agency—this space is for you. \nCome learn\, share\, and sharpen one another around the real opportunities and challenges facing mobilization today. \nRegister here: \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/jK4f1OrYRVel9pAYYd0gyw#/registration
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/mobilizers-join-the-conversation/
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260212T120000
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SUMMARY:Grounding Your Innovation Work in a Spiritual Framework
DESCRIPTION:This is Part 3 of a 3-part series on Innovation. Register for one\, two\, or all three! \nPart 1: recording for this past webinar: Freeing Up Time for Innovation – Missio Nexus\nPart 2: Innovating Through Collaboration – Missio Nexus \nIf you have struggled to connect your faith with your innovation work and wonder how the two integrate\, this webinar will give you a framework to practice disciplined innovation in a way that is honoring to our Savior. Many times we use different tools and strategies in our ministry work without considering how they integrate with our Biblical worldview and spiritual disciplines. One of the reasons it can be so hard to innovate in our various mission contexts is that we don’t take the time to align our values with the tactics and tools we deploy. Explore the deep intersection of innovation and spirituality and learn how to practice disciplined innovation that aligns with Kingdom approaches. \nIf you are a missiologist\, innovation practitioner\, leader\, field staff\, or anyone who is wanting to practice innovation in a spiritually centered way this event will help guide your way. \nPresenters: \nPaul Dzubinski is a deeply experienced and innovative leader in religious and missionary work\, currently serving as the Innovation Catalyst at Frontier Ventures and the Director of the Winter Launch Lab. A strong focus on pioneering methods of mission work has marked his career. Paul is known for his strategic and creative approach to mission work\, blending theological expertise with practical innovation to address complex challenges in spreading the gospel. His leadership at Frontier Ventures emphasizes developing culturally relevant methods to introduce Christianity to people unfamiliar with Jesus\, through both technological and relational innovations. He advocates for a transformative approach to mission work\, emphasizing the need for personal and communal spiritual growth as integral to effective evangelism. \nJon Hirst grew up in Argentina and Vene zuela as a missionary kid. Trained as communicators\, Jon and his wife Mindy have spent their career helping ministries and mission agencies to imagine a new future and design organizational structures and programs to move into what God has next for them. Jon has served in 30 countries with a diverse set of organizations including TEAM\, HCJB (now Reach Beyond)\, SIL International\, GMI\, Community Bible Study\, Missio Nexus\, SIM\, Africa Inland Mission\, Frontier Ventures\, and Avant. His passion is to help ministries renew their vision by empowering them to innovate. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/grounding-your-innovation-work-in-a-spiritual-framework/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260209T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260211T130000
DTSTAMP:20260408T060627
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SUMMARY:Church Engagement Leaders Roundtable: Collaborating to Serve the Local Church
DESCRIPTION:Invitation\nJoin the Missio Nexus’ Church Engagement Leaders Roundtable: Collaborating to Serve the Local Church\, a networking opportunity for Church Engagement Leaders from Missions Organizations only. This is an ideal venue for sharpening ideas\, broadening perspectives and deepening friendships with like-minded peers as well as receiving insights to help your own leadership journey. \nParticipant Profile\nThis in-person event is for the Church Engagement Leader(s) in any missions organization or agency. \nWho You’ll Meet\nMeet Church Engagement Leaders from various organizations. This gives you the opportunity to connect with those that serve the Church in the same capacity as you. \nWhat You’ll Learn\nAttendees will gain a renewed sense of purpose to take on their roles engaging the Bride of Christ\, the Church\, in serving globally. Your voice and your heart matter—come collaborate with fellow leaders to reimagine what it means to serve. Topics include “The Next Generation”\, “Work/Life Balance”\, “Best Practices for Relating/Engaging with the Local Church” and more. These sessions will provide tools and insights to navigate our everyday challenges as Church Engagement leaders. \nWhy You Want to Participate\nEnhance your Church Engagement skills and strengthen your partnerships. Gain a deeper understanding of your role\, develop strategic solutions\, and build a supportive network. \nHow It Will Help You\nReflect on your engagement/relations style\, address challenges\, and implement effective strategies. Leave with practical tools to engage with the local churches in your network and a stronger understanding of the benefits of shared learning with brothers/sisters serving the Church. \nEvent Overview\nA 2-day retreat with a 2-night stay at the San Pedro Center in Orlando\, Florida. \nOur Speakers\nStephanie de Oliveira \nSenior Director of Church Relations \nWycliffe Bible Translators USA \n  \nDrew Remke \nVice President of Engagement \nPioneers USA \n  \nVenue/Location \nSan Pedro Retreat Center \n95 Bishop Grady Lane \nWinter Park\, FL 32792 \nSchedule \nTentative Schedule:  \nMonday\, February 9  \n\n3:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Check-in/Get Settled \n\n\n5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Welcome/Prayer/Worship/Brief Introductions \n\n\n6:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Dinner \n\n\n7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Deeper Introductions (wins/lessons/approaches) \n\n\n8:00 PM: Free Time: Optional hang out\, informal storytelling \n\nTuesday\, February 10  \n\n8:00 AM – 8:45 AM: Breakfast \n\n\n8:45 AM – 9:30 AM: Worship/Devotional \n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:30 AM: Session – Developed Resources…“show and tell” \n\n\n10:30 AM – 11:00 AM: Break \n\n\n11:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Group Brainstorm – Time-tested Strategies \n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch \n\n\n1:00 PM – 1:45 PM: Session – The Latest Research on the US Church \n\n\n1:45 – 2:00 PM: Break \n\n\n2:00 PM – 3:30 PM: Church Mission Leader Panel (with local Pastors)\n\n\n3:30 PM – 6:00 PM: Free Time \n\n\n6:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Dinner \n\n\n7:00PM – 8:00 PM: Naming and Praying for Pitfalls\n\n\n8:00 PM: Free Time – Optional hang out\, informal storytelling \n\nWednesday\, February 11  \n\n8:00 AM – 9:00 AM: Breakfast \n\n\n9:00 AM – 9:45 AM: Worship/Devotional \n\n\n9:45 AM – 10:15 AM: Session – Honoring the Work of the Kingdom and the Shared Mission We ALL Have \n\n\n10:15 AM – 11:15 AM: Break\n\n\n11:15 AM – 12:00 PM: Joint Wrap Up – unity and prayer \n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch \n\n\n1:00 PM: Conclusion \n\nCost \n\nMembers: $499\n\n\nNon-Members: $599\n\n\nIncludes: Accommodations\, meals\, and event materials \n\nRegistration closes January 20\, 2026. Space is limited! Don’t wait – register now! \nCancellation Policy \nCancellations received on or before January 20th will be refunded minus a $50 cancellation fee. After that\, no refund is available.  \nContact \nFor any questions\, please contact us at Events@Missionexus.org.  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/church-engagement-leaders-roundtable-collaborating-to-serve-the-local-church/
CATEGORIES:Meetup
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SUMMARY:From Complexity to Clarity: Practical Solutions for International Money Movement
DESCRIPTION:Across the MissioNexus community\, mission agencies and faith-based nonprofits face increasing complexity when moving money across borders — from regulatory restrictions and banking barriers to compliance documentation and risk management.\nThese challenges often stall ministry impact\, create anxiety among finance teams\, and drain resources that could be focused on mission. \nTrustBridge Global Foundation exists to solve exactly these problems. Through a trusted\, compliant global infrastructure\, TrustBridge enables ministries to move funds with smart\, swift\, and secure solutions to more than 220 countries and territories\, ensuring compliance with U.S. and international regulations while maintaining the ministry’s integrity and purpose. \nThis session will help participants understand how to turn compliance from a burden into a bridge\, so that generosity can flow freely and faithfully around the world. \nTopics \n\nMindset of Mission Agencies when sending funds globally\nBlind Spots with International Money Movement\nGlobal Regulations with both recieving and sending countries\nRisk Management and Future Solutions\n\nFollow-Up Opportunities\n• Resource guide: “Global Money Movement for Ministries — A Practical Compliance Playbook”\n• Follow-up roundtable for MissioNexus members exploring implementation\n• Opportunity for one-on-one consultations with TrustBridge experts \nThis breakout is designed for Missio Nexus member organizations\, especially:\n• Executive directors and senior leaders\n• CFOs\, finance\, and operations teams\n• Missions and development leaders seeking to increase global impact without adding compliance risk\n• Boards and decision-makers exploring new giving pathways \nParticipants will:\n1. Identify the major challenges ministries face in international money movement — including tax\, banking\, and regulatory issues.\n2. Learn proven solutions and frameworks that TrustBridge uses to ensure safe\, compliant transfers globally.\n3. Discover how compliant global giving structures can reduce administrative risk while accelerating impact.\n4. Explore real-world case studies from organizations already using TrustBridge solutions.\n5. Gain practical steps to streamline their own international financial processes. \nPresenters: \nRobert “Bob” Collins\, CFA\nCEO and Global Managing Director\nPrior to TrustBridge\, Robert served for 16 years with the National Christian Foundation\, an organization that has facilitated over $10 billion in charitable giving in the U.S. to more than 50\,000 charities in over 100 countries. Prior to that\, he was Managing Director and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Goldman Sachs Asset Management (Equity Investment Management) where he led a 54-person team responsible for investing $36 billion in European and Global equities portfolios. \n  \nStephen “Steve” Oakley\nSteve Oakley is an attorney with more than 24 years of experience in domestic and global legal\, risk management\, compliance and governance issues. \nSteve has a J.D. from the University of Illinois\, John Marshall Law School\, an M.A. from Moody Theological Seminary\, an MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology\, and a certificate in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University in the U.K. Steve is admitted to practice law in Illinois\, Wisconsin\, North Carolina and Colorado and is an authorized tax preparer before the IRS. \nSteve spent the first half of his career as a litigator in a top 100 Law Firm in Chicago. Upon graduating from Moody Theological Seminary\, Steve was asked to serve as General Counsel of Moody Bible Institute. Thereafter\, Steve joined Compassion International as General Counsel and created a global legal function consisting of six attorneys and 85 staff on three continents. Steve has led successful litigation efforts in the Bangladesh Supreme Court and the Indian High Court\, as well as testifying before the United States House of Representatives\, Foreign Affairs Committee. \nHaving worked in over 30 countries in the under-resourced world\, Steve has a deep appreciation for the challenges of operating in an increasingly complex global environment. Whether your needs involve global legal issues\, managing risk\, improving governance\, or conducting investigations\, Steve is a relentless problem-solver that welcomes a challenge. \nTed Batson\, Jr.\, JD\, MBA\, CPA\nA certified public accountant and licensed attorney\, Ted advises exempt organizations of all sizes on a wide range of tax matters\, including representation before state and federal tax authorities and assistance with firm audit* or advisory engagements to formulate advice and counsel on important operating and tax issues. Ted also assists clients with general tax issues\, unrelated business income\, charitable solicitation\, planned giving\, compensation planning and reporting\, and missionary employment structures. \nPrior to joining CapinCrouse\, Ted served as Executive Vice President of Professional Services at Renaissance Administration LLC. \nTed frequently speaks about tax exempt organizations\, charitable tax matters\, and charitable giving strategies to audiences across the country\, including the Missio Nexus Mission Leaders Conference\, Christian Leadership Alliance Outcomes Conference\, AICPA Engage Conference\, and the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum. Ted has published articles in several publications\, including the Journal of Accountancy\, Church Law & Tax\, and The Tax Adviser. \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/from-complexity-to-clarity-practical-solutions-for-international-money-movement/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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LOCATION:https://missionexus.org/event/from-complexity-to-clarity-practical-solutions-for-international-money-movement/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260129T140000
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SUMMARY:Alumni to Advocates: How to Use Alumni to Personalize Your Marketing on a Budget
DESCRIPTION:A virtual event for Communications and Marketing Professionals \nLearn how to personalize your marketing specifically in churches using people who already have a relationship with your organization. This is a free way to expand your marketing and reach people in a personalized way. \nBuild stronger relationships with local churches and increase their personal marketing base. This is especially for organizations which are quite small and don’t have the staffing to do everything. \nYou will learn how to build up a community of people to reach specific churches and generations of people who crave the personal approach using free resources. \nPresented by: \n \nAfter spending time in agriculture\, teaching\, and serving the Lord in South Sudan\, God moved Julie Hart to the behind-the-scenes work of global missions. She enjoys working for RP Global Missions\, a tiny denominational global missions organization part-time. She gets to enjoy life with her husband\, daughter\, service dog drop out\, and a garden that takes over their entire yard. \n  \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/alumni-to-advocates-how-to-use-alumni-to-personalize-your-marketing-on-a-budget/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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LOCATION:https://missionexus.org/event/alumni-to-advocates-how-to-use-alumni-to-personalize-your-marketing-on-a-budget/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260129T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260129T131500
DTSTAMP:20260408T060627
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SUMMARY:Innovating Through Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:Part 2 of a 3-part series on Innovation. Register for one\, two\, or all three! \nPart 1: recording for this past webinar:  Freeing Up Time for Innovation – Missio Nexus\nPart 3: Grounding Your Innovation Work in a Spiritual Framework – Missio Nexus \nIf you are looking for helpful insights and tips on how to stimulate new thinking through innovation\, this will give you new insights. \nMissio Nexus is launching 3 Innovation Sprint Cohorts early this year to help members develop their innovative ideas in community and seek ways to collaborate together as they innovate. Learn how to collaborate on new ideas and meet some of the organizations participating. You will leave with creative ideas on how to innovate with others and be inspired by some of the ideas agencies are working on together. \nAll practitioners\, partnership staff\, leaders are invited! \nPresenter:  \nJon Hirst grew up in Argentina and Venezuela as a missionary kid. Trained as communicators\, Jon and his wife Mindy have spent their career helping ministries and mission agencies to imagine a new future and design organizational structures and programs to move into what God has next for them. Jon has served in 30 countries with a diverse set of organizations including TEAM\, HCJB (now Reach Beyond)\, SIL International\, GMI\, Community Bible Study\, Missio Nexus\, SIM\, Africa Inland Mission\, Frontier Ventures\, and Avant. His passion is to help ministries renew their vision by empowering them to innovate. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/innovating-through-collaboration/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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LOCATION:https://missionexus.org/event/innovating-through-collaboration/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260127T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260127T140000
DTSTAMP:20260408T060627
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SUMMARY:A Virtual Executive Training for Mission Agency Seconds-in-Command
DESCRIPTION:Are you ready to maximize your leadership potential and powerfully advance your organization’s mission?\nJoin us for an exclusive virtual executive training tailored to equip and empower Seconds-in-Command at mission agencies to navigate uncertainty\, secure legacy\, and lead with intentionality. \nWhat You’ll Gain: \n\nStrategies for navigating your unique role and expanding your leadership influence.\nInsight into mission-critical topics from three industry experts:\n\nMission Design: Adapt and innovate your ministry in a rapidly changing world.\nLegacy Giving: Position your organization for a strong charitable investment future.\nNominal Leadership: Practical takeaways for leading your life and organization in active obedience to God’s plans.\n\n\nActionable takeaways to implement at your organization right away.\nCollaboration with peers facing similar challenges and opportunities.\n\nWhat’s Included: \n\nPresentations by three distinguished subject matter experts.\nFacilitated interactive dialogue and Q&A sessions.\nExploration of practical applications for immediate impact.\n\nMission agency Seconds-in-Command walk a delicate line requiring both strategy and service. This event will provide you with knowledge\, connections\, and inspiration to master your multifaceted responsibilities. \n  \nFeatured Topics and Presenters\nLead Like a Designer: Building Agile\, Impact-Driven Ministries for a Rapidly Changing World\nPresented by Aaron Abramson\, Author of Mission Design* \nThe world is changing faster than ever\, and ministry leaders must guide their teams to adapt\, innovate\, and stay aligned with God’s mission. Drawing on human-centered design principles\, biblical insight\, and real-world examples from the missions field\, this session will explore practical ways leaders can cultivate ministries that are flexible\, creative\, and responsive to today’s shifting landscape. We’ll also examine how thoughtful impact measurement can accelerate learning\, drive meaningful change\, and uncover innovative strategies to reach more people in a world that desperately needs Jesus. \nAaron Abramson is the CEO of Jews for Jesus and the author of Mission Design: Leading Your Ministry Through Organizational and Cultural Change. Raised in a Jewish family in Seattle and later in Israel\, he came to faith in Jesus after a life-changing encounter with the New Testament. Aaron holds a BA in Biblical and Intercultural Studies from All Nations Christian College (England) and an MPA from New York University. He and his wife\, Victoria\, live in London with their three children. \n  \nPositioning Your Ministry for Legacy Giving\nPresented by Bryan Taylor\, CEO & CIO of Cornerstone Principal \nLegacy giving can create meaningful spiritual and financial impact for your organization and your ministry partners. It allows donors to invest in Kingdom work that continues long after their lifetime through simple steps such as leaving a gift in a will\, naming the ministry as a beneficiary on a retirement account or life insurance policy\, or giving appreciated securities. We will review how nonprofits can prepare to receive legacy gifts and explore different approaches to having conversations with donors about the ways legacy giving can help them reach their stewardship goals. \nMr. Bryan Taylor is a Cornerstone Principal and currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of the firm. He has over 25 years of experience in portfolio management and design. Mr. Taylor oversees all operations and is Chairman of the Cornerstone Investment Committee. \n  \nNominal Leadership: Leading with Intentional Obedience\nPresented by Michael VanHuis\, Executive Director of Missio Nexus and Host \n \nMichael’s heart is to shepherd leaders in ministry to lead their lives in active obedience to God’s plans and see that reflected in their organizations. As your host for the session\, Michael will be presenting on his new model of Nominal Leadership\, offering practical takeaways for each leader on the call to shepherd both themselves and their ministry effectively. \nMichael VanHuis has served with Missio Nexus since 2015 and is the organization’s Executive Director. His background includes field work in Ghana\, operational leadership in two mission agencies\, service as a missions pastor\, and management of a private family foundation. He advises mission agencies and churches\, oversees research initiatives\, and leads the Missio Nexus Innovation Fund. Michael holds a Master’s in Global Leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary. He and his wife\, Laura\, have five children\, one grandchild\, and live in Aurora\, Illinois. \n  \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in yourself and bring fresh perspective back to your organization. \nRegister Now! \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual Events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/a-virtual-executive-training-for-mission-agency-seconds-in-command/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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LOCATION:https://missionexus.org/event/a-virtual-executive-training-for-mission-agency-seconds-in-command/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260115T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260115T131500
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SUMMARY:Freeing Up Time for Innovation
DESCRIPTION:Part 1 of a 3-part series on Innovation – Register for one\, two or all three! \nPart 2: Innovating Through Collaboration – Missio Nexus\nPart 3: Grounding Your Innovation Work in a Spiritual Framework – Missio Nexus \nYou are too busy to experiment and try new things. What if it didn’t have to be that way? If you want to be innovating and exploring new approaches to ministry but don’t have time\, this webinar will give you the tools to start 2026 in a proactive way that might just lead to breakthroughs for your ministry. The biggest barrier to innovation in mission is a lack of time to invest in exploring new ideas. In this webinar\, Jon Hirst will share from years of innovation leadership how to overcome this barrier and free up time to invest in the future of your ministry. This interactive session will focus on practical tools and tips to transform your current schedule and strategic plan into a place where innovation is welcome and has the space to produce real results that lead to greater ministry impact. \nIf you’re a Missio member who is a practitioner and are seeking to innovate but struggling to make the time to do it this is for you. \nPresenter:  \nJon Hirst grew up in Argentina and Venezuela as a missionary kid. Trained as communicators\, Jon and his wife Mindy have spent their career helping ministries and mission agencies to imagine a new future and design organizational structures and programs to move into what God has next for them. Jon has served in 30 countries with a diverse set of organizations including TEAM\, HCJB (now Reach Beyond)\, SIL International\, GMI\, Community Bible Study\, Missio Nexus\, SIM\, Africa Inland Mission\, Frontier Ventures\, and Avant. His passion is to help ministries renew their vision by empowering them to innovate. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Virtual events are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/freeing-up-time-for-innovation/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251211T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251211T151500
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SUMMARY:The Rise of Sustainable Giving
DESCRIPTION:Sustainable recurring giving is changing the landscape of generosity\, driven by the subscription economy\, making recurring giving for general fundraising more accessible to more charities than at any other time in history. It goes well beyond deputized individual support fundraising and is transforming the ability to raise consistent\, steady general fund support. \nSteady\, sustainable giving is more accessible to more nonprofits than ever before. Recurring giving is experiencing a renaissance\, and the Subscription Economy has transformed the landscape of sustainer programs\, leading to the rise of a new kind of recurring giving program to fuel the general fund for charities across the nation. Dave Raley\, author of the brand new book The Rise of Sustainable Giving\, will unpack how the rise of the Subscription Economy has transformed monthly giving and made a new breed of sustainer funding possible. He’ll share key principles and practical takeaways from the most successful and fastest-growing sustainer giving programs today and a way forward to increase revenue\, retention\, and long-term value to grow monthly giving. \nKey Attendee Takeaways:\nUnderstand the rise of Subscription Philanthropy – a new era of recurring giving.\nLearn from successful nonprofits how to build a resilient\, high-value giving program.\nTap into actionable insights to grow a thriving subscription-giving program.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/the-rise-of-sustainable-giving/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251203T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20251205T120000
DTSTAMP:20260408T060627
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SUMMARY:Leading Mobilization into a New Age of Missions
DESCRIPTION:Invitation \nNorth American missions and the role of western missionaries have dramatically changed in recent years. It’s time to close the chapter on mobilization as usual and launch out boldly into the head winds of our modern world with the Gospel of Christ. Sessions include understanding this new age of missions\, re-imagining our organizational cultures\, our collaboration with churches and our fields\, our relating to candidates\, and re-orienting our mobilization teams. This event is for leaders in the mobilization domain\, and each participant is invited to bring additional leaders from your organization\, to roll up your sleeves together to lead your organization’s mobilization into this new age of missions.” \nParticipant Profile \nThis event is for mobilization directors and leaders who are affiliated with mobilization.  Each mobilization leader is also encouraged to bring their organizational leaders who would benefit from working together to lead their organization into the new age of missions. \nWho You’ll Meet \nNetwork with mobilization directors and affiliated leaders in the mobilization arena from a wide variety of mission agencies and denominations.  Meet veteran and emerging leaders from these organizations who are attending with their mobilization leaders.  Connect with a variety of presenters who specialize in mobilization leadership topics. \nWhat You’ll Learn \nSessions will provide fresh ideas and tools to help you in navigating this new age of missions\, re-imaging our organizational cultures\, building collaboration with churches and our fields\, relevantly relating to candidates\, and re-orienting our mobilization teams. The greatest insights will come from in-depth table discussions with fellow practitioners on how to practically implement each topic into your mobilization leadership domain. \nGuest Speakers  \n  John Darnell \nCEO | Global Outreach International \nMeet John Darnell\, a visionary leader who inspires believers to boldly live out their faith and calling. He is a developer of people and ministries who is passionate about seeing people fulfill the purpose God has for them. He and his wife\, Emily\, were public school teachers before moving to Ecuador as missionaries. He now serves as a speaker\, leadership coach\, teacher\, and CEO of Global Outreach International (GOI)\, a nonprofit organization that helps missionaries reach the nations with the Gospel. In their family’s spare time\, they run Moon Lake Farm in North MS\, hosting events and welcoming guest from all over the world. \n \nJolene Erlacher \nSpeaker/Consultant | Leading Tomorrow \nJolene Erlacher grew up as a missionary kid. She teaches graduate leadership courses at several universities and is a speaker and consultant at Leading Tomorrow\, where she works with mission agencies and churches on equipping and leading the next generation. Jolene is the author of several books\, including Daniel Generation and Mobilizing Gen Z. \n  \n \nMoses Saldivar \nDirector of Mobilization | Frontiers USA \nMoses works at Frontiers USA where he leads efforts to spark sending movements to reach Muslim peoples with little or no access to the Gospel. With a background in organizational leadership and pastoral ministry\, he brings a strategic lens to the intersection of mobilization\, partnerships\, the local church\, and global mission. \nIn addition to his role at Frontiers\, he is engaged in multicultural and intracultural ministry\, including church planting in multiethnic and multilingual contexts. His work focuses on equipping the Church — particularly emerging leaders and diaspora communities — through identity formation\, relational discipleship\, and movement-informed tools that are simple\, scalable\, and rooted in everyday life. Whether walking alongside Gen Z leaders\, mobilizing diaspora networks\, or helping churches apply field-tested practices\, he aims to connect local faithfulness with global mission. \n \nGrant Haynes \nExecutive Director | Global Frontier Missions \nGrant founded Global Frontier Missions (GFM) in 2000. His passion is to see as many individuals and churches as possible praying\, giving\, welcoming\, and going to unreached people groups. Grant spent 14 years serving in Oaxaca\, Mexico with his wife and three children church planting among UPGs\, hosting short-term mission groups\, running an indigenous Bible school\, and starting a missionary training school. He has spent the last 14 years serving among refugees in Clarkston\, GA. \n \nKaty White \nVice President of Goer Experience | GoCorps \nKaty has invested her career in helping the emerging generations find their place in God’s global work\, and equipping other leaders to do the same! She is passionate about rethinking global missions narratives and rewriting the missions playbook for the next generation. She is the coauthor of Mobilizing Gen Z and Tithe Your Career: Following Jesus Among the Nations in Your First Years After College. \n  \nSchedule \nWednesday\, December 3 \n\n3:00 PM Hotel check-in/Get Settled\n4:00 PM Welcome/Introductions\n5:30 PM Dinner\n7:00 PM Review Surveys\n8:00 PM Free Time\n\nThursday\, December 4 \n\n8:30 AM Session 1\n10:15 AM Break\n10:30 AM Session 2\n12:00 PM Lunch\n1:30 PM Session 3\n3:00 PM Break\n3:30 PM Session 4\n5:30 PM Dinner\n7:00 PM Open Networking\n\nFriday\, December 5 \n\n8:30 AM Overview\n10:15 AM Break\n10:30 AM Summary/Take Aways\n12:00 PM Conclusion\n\nLocation\n This event is hosted at the headquarters of Frontiers USA at 939 S. Edward Drive\, Tempe\, Arizona. \nCost\nMissio Nexus Members: $217 \nNon-Members: $317 \nWhat Is Included\nRegistration includes dinner on Wednesday and lunch and dinner on Thursday. \nAccommodations\nAccommodations are not included in registration. Please consider the nearby hotels listed below – just 1 mile away from Frontiers. \nComfort Suites Phoenix Airport (Just 1 mile away) \n1625 S 52nd St\, Tempe\, AZ 85281 \nAirport shuttle – $12.50 each way \nFree breakfast buffet \nHampton Inn & Suites \n1550 South 52nd Street \nTempe\, AZ 85281 \nFree Airport Shuttle \nFree breakfast buffet \nThis event is sponsored by \n \nCancellation Policy \nCancellations received on or before Wednesday\, November 5 will be refunded minus a $25 cancellation fee. After that\, no refund is available. \nRegistration \nRegistration closes Friday\, November 14th. \nContact \nFor any questions\, please contact us at Events@Missionexus.org. \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. \n 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/save-the-date-leading-mobilization-into-a-new-age-of-missions/
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SUMMARY:Denominational Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Consider joining us for this year’s annual Denominational Leader Roundtable – an informal networking event for CEOs of denominational missions only. This is an ideal opportunity for sharpening ideas\, broadening perspectives\, and deepening friendships with like-minded peers. Facilitated by Ted Esler\, President of Missio Nexus. \nLocation\nThis year’s event will be hosted by Society of Anglican Missionaries and Senders (SAMS) at their offices located at: \n1013 Merchant Street \nAmbridge\, Pennsylvania 15003 \nYou will want to fly into Pittsburgh International Airport. \nAgenda\nTuesday\, December 2nd \n1:00pm – Connect/Reconnect with each other- welcome & introductions \n1:45pm – Biblical Reflection and Prayer \n2:15pm – Break \n2:30pm – Focus/Prioritize – build consensus agenda for our dialogue \n3:00pm – Networking Dialogue Session 1 \n4:00pm – Break \n4:15pm – Networking Dialogue Session 2 \n5:00pm – Dinner \n6:00pm – Visit Phipps Conservatory \nWednesday\, December 3rd \n8:30am – Biblical Reflection and Pray \n9:00am – Networking Dialog Session 3 \n12:00pm – Lunch \n1:00pm – Finish \nCost\n\n$200 Members\n$250 Non-members\nIncludes: dinner on Tuesday\, lunch on Wednesday\, refreshments\, and admittance to Phipps Conservatory. Registration does not include accommodations.\n\nAccommodations\n \nSAMS has secured a block of rooms at Cobblestone Inn & Suites for a discounted rate of $105 + tax. Just 0.3 miles from SAMS\, this hotel includes a complimentary breakfast. To book your room\, please call them directly at 724-266-7100 and indicate you want a room in the SAMS room block. \n\n  \n  \nPhipps Conservatory\n \n  \nAs an added bonus\, we will be visiting Phipps Conservatory. A green oasis in the middle of Pittsburgh’s vibrant Oakland neighborhood\, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens has provided a world-class garden experience to its visitors since 1893. Explore the beauty and wonders of nature at Phipps\, encompassing 15 acres including a 14-room glasshouse and 23 distinct gardens. Experience industry-leading sustainable architecture and green practices\, stunning seasonal flower shows\, exclusive commissioned exhibits\, renowned orchid and bonsai collections and more. This historic landmark is just a few miles from downtown Pittsburgh in Schenley Park. Tickets to the conservatory are included in registration. \nFor assistance and/or questions\, please contact Annette at Events@MissioNexus.org. \nCancellation Policy\nEmail Events@MissioNexus.org should you need to cancel your registration. Refunds will be processed minus a $25 processing fee up through Tuesday\, November 3\, 2025\, after which no refund will be available. \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/denominational-roundtable-4/
CATEGORIES:Meetup
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251120T140000
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SUMMARY:Generative AI in Christian Evangelism
DESCRIPTION:A Peer-2-Peer Event for Communications and Marketing Professionals \nIn an age of unprecedented technological advancement\, those that endeavor to fulfill the Great Commission — Christ’s command to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19-20) — encounter both remarkable opportunities and unique challenges. Among these challenges are the dangers of misusing technology\, the ethical questions surrounding its application\, and its potential to amplify secular and anti-Christian ideologies. Yet\, these same advancements also provide the Church with unparalleled resources to reach the unreached\, ensuring that those who have never heard the gospel might finally have the opportunity (Romans 10:14-15). Digital platforms\, artificial intelligence\, and other technological innovations can serve as instruments for proclaiming Christ\, connecting with isolated communities\, and making disciples across the globe. \nParticipants will learn the theological case for the use of AI in digital evangelism\, as well as how it fits into the broader picture of how God has ordained the use of technology to further His Kingdom. Ministry leaders that are curious about how they can utilize conversational AI to help fulfill the Great Commission would be ideal participants. \nPresenter: Jake Carlson is a digital product development leader with 20+ years startup and Big Tech experience (Oracle & Apple) in software engineering\, UX\, and product management. He was a missionary kid in China and is now a Colson Fellow. Since founding The Apologist Project\, he has grown the part-time volunteer team to over a dozen regular contributors. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. \n 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/generative-ai-in-christian-evangelism/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251120T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251120T133000
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SUMMARY:Investing in NextGen Leaders (And what it will cost you!)
DESCRIPTION:This is Part 3 of a 3-part Series “How Well-Managed Organizations Can Cultivate the Next Generation of Leaders.”  Feel free to participate in one\, two or all three in the series. \nPart 1: Creating an Organizational Culture that is Hospitable to NextGen Leaders – Missio Nexus \nPart 2: Identifying and Inviting NextGen Leaders (And why you need them!) – Missio Nexus \nThis 3 part webinar series is for you if…\n…God is sending you Millennial and GenZ workers that you want to see thrive\n…you are struggling to identify the next generation of leaders in your organization\n…you sense that your past ways of developing emerging leaders is no longer hitting the target with younger leaders\n…you sense that your leadership pipeline is running thin\n…you fear that meeting the needs of the next generation of leaders will require you to change too much \nParticipants will learn best practices for developing Millennial and GenZ emerging leaders. They will discover the skills sets and mindsets that young leaders need to build and reinforce\, as well the approaches to training that work best. Finally\, they will hear about a NextGen Leader Cohort being launched by MissioNexus in 2026 and get first dibs on sending participants. \nPresenters: \n \nAndrea Kroeze has over 20 years of missions experience\, including leading and hosting short-term teams while living in Uganda. A lifelong learner\, she holds a Masters in Global Missional Leadership and is currently pursuing her Doctor of Ministry in Youth\, Family and Culture. Andrea has equipped thousands of students in cultural understanding and missional living through experiential learning. She currently serves as the Training Director for Touch the World and lead instructor for The Missions Academy. Andrea lives in New Jersey with her husband\, Jesse\, and has three Gen Z children. \n  \n  \nJenn Williamson\, DMin\, is the Director of Leadership Formation for Missio Nexus. She is passionate about equipping and encouraging Christian leaders to guide their organizations to greater effectiveness by developing and employing strategies and systems that reflect and reveal the Kingdom of God. She is a co-host of the podcast\, GOING: Where God is at Work\, discussing global missions. Originally from the US\, she has lived and worked in Lyon\, France since 2010 where she participates in church planting\, mentoring pastors and emerging leaders\, and training cross-cultural workers. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/investing-in-nextgen-leaders-and-what-it-will-cost-you/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251119T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251119T140000
DTSTAMP:20260408T060627
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SUMMARY:Sending our Own and Partnering with Indigenous Missions
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to a special Peer2Peer virtual gathering designed for church mission leaders who long to see the whole Church engaged in God’s global mission. Join us as we explore the vital calling to both send workers from our own congregations *and* to partner deeply with indigenous missionaries around the world—embracing a truly collaborative approach. This gathering will equip and inspire you to build missional strategies that honor the gifts of your local church while also uplifting the leadership of those already on the ground. Let’s reimagine how we send and support\, together. \nThis virtual gathering is for every an any church mission leader (Senior Pastor\, Missions Pastor\, Missions leader and/or missions volunteer) who is in any way involved or interested in mobilizing the local church to serve globally. This is the event to attend for those of you who are serving in your local church and also have a global mindset. The participants will hear from those who are actively sending from the local church and serving with indigenous believers on the field. They will receive insight\, tools\, ideas\, etc. They will have the opportunity to have their questions or concerns addressed/answered. \nPresenters: \nRobert Mullen \nMy journey to becoming a part of the Partners team was an exciting venture directed by the Lord\,” says Robert Mullen. Robert began his professional career as an attorney concentrating on commercial litigation and representing Christian ministries. After nine years of practicing law\, he joined the staff of a church where he served as Missions and Discipleship Pastor and later as Senior Pastor. It was in his role as pastor that Robert began his partnership with Partners. Over the years\, Robert directed the church to invest strategically in Partners’ ministries through prayer\, encouragement\, and financial giving. Robert holds a B.S. in Finance and Political Science from Liberty University\, a Juris Doctorate from the University of Virginia School of Law\, and an M.Div. from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Robert is passionate about his role in strategically connecting local leaders with Kingdom investors. He says\, “I love to help Kingdom investors understand the incredible opportunity and personal responsibility they have to be strategically involved in reaching the least reached with the Gospel.” Robert and his wife\, Anne\, have two grown children and two granddaughters\, and live in Virginia. \n  \n  \n  \nMark Byrom \nMark has spent more than 30 years in ministry\, and fourteen of those years were in Bosnia-Herzegovina as an international worker with the Christian & Missionary Alliance. Years of ministry in Europe\, traveling the world\, and being a mission-mobilizer with the denomination gave Mark a focus on connecting the global church with the local church. Mark also completed his studies for his Doctorate of Ministry in 2017\, further equipping him to lead passionately. As the Executive Pastor of Outreach and Care\, he assists Alliance Church as they partner globally with believers and churches on five different continents. It’s an Acts 1:8 mentality\, which he pursues with passion. Mark and his wife\, Debbie\, have raised three young women and now navigate the empty-nesting lifestyle together. When he gets a chance\, he enjoys hiking in beautiful locations and visiting new places around the globe. Mark enjoys hanging with friends over a great cup of coffee along with reading and seeing a great movie. \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/sending-our-own-and-partnering-with-indigenous-missions/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251118T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251118T160000
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SUMMARY:CEO & Board Chair Fly-In: A One-Day Leadership Intensive
DESCRIPTION:Invitation\nJoin fellow CEOs and Board Chairs of mission agencies for a focused\, one-day leadership experience designed to elevate board governance and deepen strategic collaboration. This fly-in event\, co-hosted by Missio Nexus and Slingshot Group\, offers a rare opportunity for top-level leaders to engage in shared learning\, relationship building\, and personal development—all in a single day. \nWho Should Attend\nThis event is designed for CEOs and Board Chairs of mission-focused organizations who are committed to strengthening their leadership partnership and enhancing board effectiveness.  We highly encourage CEOs and Board Chairs to come together to maximize this event.  It is not mandatory but highly suggested. \nWhat to Expect\n\nMorning Teaching Sessions: Morning teaching sessions will provide insights into effective board leadership and governance from seasoned experts\nRethinking Board Structures: From oversight to alignment and mission momentum\nFrom Functional to Remarkable – A Playbook for Healthy Teams: Team traps that will derail culture and how to avoid them at the board and executive level\nNetworking Lunch: Connect with peers over a great lunch!\nAfternoon Panel & Breakouts: Participate in a dynamic panel discussion followed by breakout groups tailored to large and small organizations\, allowing for deeper dives into context-specific challenges and solutions.\n\nWhy Attend\nThis event is a high-value\, low-disruption opportunity for busy executive leaders and is crafted to minimize cost and travel time while maximizing impact. Located just a tram ride from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport\, attendees can fly in the night before\, stay onsite at the Springhill Suites\, and return home the same evening. \nFacilitators\n\n\nTim Foot\, with nearly 30 years of experience as a leader\, pastor\, coach\, speaker\, musician\, and presenter in Australia and North America\, brings a diverse background in church\, nonprofit\, and for-profit environments to his role as CEO/President of Slingshot Group. \nThroughout his time at Slingshot\, Tim and the teams he’s led have staffed and coached thousands of organizations and leaders. For Tim\, this work provides a perfect combination of strategic leadership and relational connection\, allowing him to invest in teams in tandem with serving leaders. \nTim believes\, “When the mission of the leader and the mission of the organization line up\, that’s when the magic happens! Alignment is everything\, and the best investment you’ll ever make is in your leaders.” Tim lives in Denver\, Colorado\, with his wife\, Mandy\, and their two sons.\n \nToni McEwan\, with 24 years of leadership experience across corporate and nonprofit sectors\, brings a unique blend of strategic expertise and heartfelt passion to her role as Vice President of Nonprofit at Slingshot Group. She serves faith-driven Christian nonprofits and mission-minded for-profit companies\, helping organizations thrive through authentic leadership\, mission clarity\, and organizational alignment. \nSince joining Slingshot in 2021\, Toni has led and coached teams through executive search and succession planning with a spirit of close partnership – helping organizations build strong leadership pipelines and navigate key transitions with confidence. \nToni’s international experience is a cornerstone of her leadership journey. From relocating her family to England to serve as Managing Director for the UK & Ireland business\, to partnering with global missions-focused organizations\, she brings a deep appreciation for cross-cultural collaboration and global impact.\n\nHosts\n\n\nTed Esler leads Missio Nexus\, an association of agencies and churches from the US and Canada representing over 54\,000 Great Commission workers worldwide. Ted worked as a computer consultant before becoming a church planter in Sarajevo\, Bosnia\, during the 1990s. From there he worked in various leadership positions in Pioneers. In 2015 he was appointed the President of Missio Nexus. Ted has a PhD in Intercultural Studies (Fuller Theological Seminary\, 2012) and is the author of The Innovation Crisis: Creating Disruptive Influence in Ministry You Lead. Ted lives to see the church reclaim its role as a leader in innovation\, just as Jesus led innovation in the 1st century.\n\n \n\nMichael VanHuis serves as the Executive Director of Missio Nexus.  He and his wife Laura have served as field missionaries in Ghana\, West Africa and in international and home office leadership with Pioneers.  He has also served as the mission’s pastor and chief of staff at Northland Church.  Prior to coming to Missio Nexus he managed a private family foundation and served as Vice President for OneWay Ministries.  Michael is passionate about leadership and helping to liberate leaders and organizations to reach their full potential. Michael holds a Masters in Global Leadership from Fuller School of Intercultural Studies.\n\nCost\n\n$225 Missio Nexus Members\n$400 Non-Members\nLunch will be provided. Registration does not include lodging.\n\nVenue\nWe will be meeting at the Springhill Suites Atlanta Airport Gateway - One ATL Sky Train stop from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. (No rental car or Uber needed!) 404-443-8636 \nWe have reserved a discounted block of rooms for those wishing to arrive the night before. The nightly rate is $169 and includes breakfast. Please be sure to reserve your room by October 16. \n  \nBook Your Room Here\n \nRegister Now!\nRegistration closes November 4th. \nCancellation Policy\nCancellations received on or before Wednesday\, October 18 will be refunded minus a $25 cancellation fee. After that\, no refund is available. \nContact\nFor any questions\, please contact us at Events@Missionexus.org. \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/ceo-board-chair-fly-in-a-one-day-leadership-intensive/
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SUMMARY:Identifying and Inviting NextGen Leaders (And why you need them!)
DESCRIPTION:This is Part 2 of a 3-part Series “How Well-Managed Organizations Can Cultivate the Next Generation of Leaders.”  Feel free to participate in one\, two or all three in the series. \nPart 1: Creating an Organizational Culture that is Hospitable to NextGen Leaders – Missio Nexus \nPart 3: Investing in NextGen Leaders (And what it will cost you!) – Missio Nexus \nThis 3-part webinar series is for you if…\n…God is sending you Millennial and GenZ workers that you want to see thrive\n…you are struggling to identify the next generation of leaders in your organization\n…you sense that your past ways of developing emerging leaders is no longer hitting the target with younger leaders\n…you sense that your leadership pipeline is running thin\n…you fear that meeting the needs of the next generation of leaders will require you to change too much \nParticipants will learn the key characteristics of Millennial and GenZ emerging leaders and how to spot those who have a desire and interest in leading. They will understand the bounty of gifts and strengths that NextGen leaders can offer their organizations. They will also discover the best ways to invite and engage those emerging leaders into greater levels of responsibility. \nPresenter: \nKaty White has invested her career in helping the emerging generations find their place in God’s global work and equipping other leaders to do the same. She mobilizes young adults to the mission field in her role with GoCorps\, and she speaks and consults with missions organizations and collegiate ministries in how to understand and empower Gen Z. She is the coauthor of Mobilizing Gen Z and Tithe Your Career: Following Jesus Among the Nations in Your First Years After College. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251023T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251023T151500
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SUMMARY:Telling Your Organization's Story
DESCRIPTION:A Peer-2-Peer Event for Communications and Marketing Professionals \nDoes your organization struggle to get everyone on staff telling the same story about the organization? In this webinar\, we’ll explore a storytelling tool that can help communicators craft a simple framework that all staff can use to tell the same core story about your organization’s work. \nThis webinar is for leaders\, development staff\, communicators — anyone who tells an organization’s story as part of their role. It is also for those in a position to mentor and train staff to tell that same story\, such as HR staff\, mentors or trainers. \nTogether we will explore how a simple\, adaptable framework can help unify the organizational story God has given us to steward. You will:\n— Learn the storytelling tool by practicing it with a simple story.\n— See how key storytelling elements provide hooks to organize your brand’s story.\n— Apply the tool to develop a framework to try in your organization. \nPresenter: \nMelody DuBois has served in communications roles with Wycliffe and SIL Global since 1994\, both in the US and in Asia. In her current role as SIL Director of Messaging\, Melody longs to see God honored and people inspired through the story God is writing in communities around the world. \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/telling-your-organizations-story/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:Creating an Organizational Culture that is Hospitable to NextGen Leaders
DESCRIPTION:This is Part 1 of a 3-part series “How Well-Managed Organizations Can Cultivate the Next Generation of Leaders.” Feel free to participate in one\, two\, or all three.\ \nPart 2: Identifying and Inviting NextGen Leaders (And why you need them!) – Missio Nexus \nPart 3: Investing in NextGen Leaders (And what it will cost you!) – Missio Nexus \nThis 3-part webinar series is for you if…\n…God is sending you Millennial and GenZ workers that you want to see thrive\n…you are struggling to identify the next generation of leaders in your organization\n…you sense that your past ways of developing emerging leaders is no longer hitting the target with younger leaders\n…you sense that your leadership pipeline is running thin\n…you fear that meeting the needs of the next generation of leaders will require you to change too much \nParticipants will discover the key components of an organization culture that inspires Millennial and Gen Z workers to desire and pursue leadership roles. They will learn what makes these generations different in their understanding of authority and how the organization can adapt to meet their needs without compromising their values\, vision\, and mission. \nPresenter: \nJolene Erlacher\, EdD grew up as a missionary kid. She has a doctorate in education and international leadership. Jolene has been a generational researcher for 15 years. She teaches graduate leadership courses and is a speaker and consultant at www.leadingtomorrow.org\, where she works with mission agencies\, churches\, and other organizations on engaging the next generation. Jolene is the author of several books\, her latest\, co-authored with Katy White\, is titled Mobilizing Gen Z: Challenges and Opportunities for the Global Age of Missions (William Carey Publishing). \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/creating-an-organizational-culture-that-is-hospitable-to-nextgen-leaders/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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SUMMARY:2025 Conference – ECHO: Amplifying the Need for Evangelism
DESCRIPTION:Save the date – join us in Orlando!\nRegistration Now Open\nWe are thrilled to announce the 2025 Mission Leaders Conference! Mark your calendars for this sell-out event that brings together mission leaders from around the globe. \nDate: September 24-26\, 2025\nLocation: Caribe Royale\, Orlando\, FL\nRegistration now open! \nJoin us for three days of inspiring sessions\, networking opportunities\, and strategic discussions designed to equip and empower mission leaders. This year’s conference is “ECHO”\, amplifying the need for global evangelism. We will be exploring new strategies and tools to advance global missions. \nWhy Attend?\n\nEngage with thought leaders and experts in the mission field.\nDiscover innovative approaches to mission work.\nNetwork with peers and build lasting connections.\nBe Inspired by powerful keynote speakers and breakout sessions.\n\nStay tuned for more details on registration and the full agenda. We can’t wait to see you there! \nSave the date and be sure to join us in Orlando this year!
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/the-2025-mission-leaders-conference/
CATEGORIES:Mission Leaders Conference
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SUMMARY:The Mobilized Church
DESCRIPTION:Join 16:15 for The Mobilized Church™ workshop! Together we will explore seven keys to help your church and missions leaders cultivate a vibrant missions culture\, unlocking your church’s potential to reach the nations. \nFor two decades\, 16:15 has coached countless churches across the United States helping them deepen and strengthen their global missions engagement. After evaluating our most effective and fruitful churches\, we found certain commonalities that are evidenced in Scripture. We have collected data\, experiences\, and wisdom from these churches\, creating two interactive options that will help your church develop a personalized plan\, owned by church and missions leaders\, to cultivate a vibrant missions culture to engage the nations more effectively. \nWe call this The Mobilized Church™ – Keys to Unlocking Your Church’s Missions Potential. \n\nHear from noted speakers\, pastors\, missions thinkers\, and authors with decades of church leadership and missions experience.\nBreak-out sessions for your team are strategically scheduled to help your church dig deeper so you can apply biblically-based concepts in the context of your church and entire congregation.\nLarge Group discussions allow you to hear and learn from other churches and leaders.\nNetworking allows you to connect with them as you develop and grow your missions vision for your church.\nDevelop an action plan that you and your leaders will leave with\, ready to engage with your church staff and congregation.\n\nFor more information and to register click here. \nMissio Nexus members receive 10% off. Use code MISSIO25.
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/the-mobilized-church-5/
CATEGORIES:Meetup
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SUMMARY:Alliance for the Unreached Think-Tank Event
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to join a unique virtual think-tank event as we explore how to strengthen the Alliance for the Unreached. Using Thinkscape\, an innovative AI-powered platform\, participants will collaborate in real time to generate ideas and insights that can help shape the Alliance’s future. \nWhat to Expect\nCollaborative Insight: Thinkscape makes it possible for large groups to share and refine ideas together.\nA First in Missions: This will be the Alliance’s first event using this technology\, and your voice will directly influence the outcome.\nFocused Conversations: Together we’ll tackle four key questions:\n1.) What is the biggest reason for the lack of involvement with the unreached on the part of local churches in the United States?\n2.) What might be done to motivate local churches to engage more deeply with the unreached?\n3.) What role should The Alliance for the Unreached play in bringing greater awareness\, engagement and practical involvement in reaching the unreached?\n4.) What is the most strategic thing to partner well with the global church to reach the unreached? \nWho Should Participate?\nMissio-Nexus members and Alliance for the Unreached Members who have participated or want to participate in campaigns like A Third of Us\, the Day of the Unreached\, and other future collaborations to impact unreached people groups. \nWhat Will You Take Away?\nParticipants will learn from one another in a unique exercise that uses AI driven technology to crowd-source knowledge from multiple focus groups held simultaneously. We will learn from the collective knowledge of participants how we can better engage the church and foster collaboration towards reaching all peoples with the gospel. \nRegistration Details\nParticipation is limited to 100 seats. Once registered\, you’ll receive a Zoom link and simple instructions for joining the Thinkscape session. Be part of this important conversation to help the Alliance for the Unreached chart its next steps. Register today to secure your place. \nPresenter: \nDavid Bogosian – David has served for the last seven years as President/CEO of Christian Aid Mission. In 2025 he joined Missio-Nexus to serve as the director of the Alliance for the Unreached. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMissio Nexus encourages interaction on diverse and difficult topics. Be aware that the information shared in this event may not reflect the views of the Missio Nexus staff\, board\, or other community members. Webinars are recorded and the recordings are available as a MEMBER ONLY resource in our Media Library. 
URL:https://missionexus.org/event/alliance-for-the-unreached-think-tank-event/
CATEGORIES:Webinars / Virtual Events
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