What's moving in missions
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A Clear Path: Igniting this Generation
God’s mission is eternal, yet unfulfilled. And it involves us and those around us. Let’s go deeper in mobilization in the Word.
Mentoring Future Kingdom Workers: Balancing Principles with Practice
Your church leadership wants to develop Gen Z toward both service and leadership. A mentoree-focused approach will pay dividends for years to come, whether in your church or the broader Kingdom.
Marketing Tools for Mobilizing People
How can the science of marketing be better understood to help mobilize people toward mission? Join this interactive session
The right systems, working together and serving effectively!
Many ministries come to a realization that their systems are a hodge podge of ‘band-aids’ put in place over a long period of time to solve individual problems, but not serving the whole organization well.
Internal audit: How to implement internal control reviews in every Ministry
This session will describe the benefits of an internal audit program and discuss ways every ministry can implement internal control reviews to evaluate strengths or gaps in their financial processes.
Shifting Your Support Model
In American missionary-sending efforts, the self-support model has helped mobilize an incredible workforce.
Mobilizing and Equipping Non-Western Missionaries
How will your ministry adapt to mobilizing, recruiting, training, and caring for missionaries from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
“What we need around here is more disagreement!” – Conflict for transformation
“It is possible to conceive of conflict as not necessarily a wasteful outbreak of incompatibilities, but a normal process by which socially valuable differences register themselves for the enrichment of all concerned.”
SHIFTing Strategies: The Gospel and Transnational Peoples
There is a great deal more value to be realized for your ministry’s central global vision and calling from the world of migration.
Q&A with Brian Fikkert
Q&A with Brian Fikkert on leadership implications of leadership in Needs based vs Asset based partnerships
Multiethnic Communities and Missions: Past, Present and Future
This workshop will explore the historic participation of multiethnic communities in missions, the trajectory of their involvement and reasons why.
How and Why I Built My Online Training Platform — “The Mission Academy”
Whether you’ve led many mission trips or just one,”The Missions Academy” provides students engaging online access to content that prepares them for a short-term missions trip, this workshop is for you! We’ll introduce 7 key elements to
7 Keys to Mission Trips that Honor God
Whether you’ve led many mission trips or just one, this workshop is for you! We’ll introduce 7 key elements to
RECOVERING THE HEART OF MISSIONARY CARE: Results of 2023 Needs Assessment
What if missional discipleship was at the heart of our care for God’s beloved global workers? What could that make possible?
The State of World Missions Today & the Unfinished Task
As the center of Christianity shifts from the West to the Global South, the Great Commission is increasingly in the hands of churches comprised of very poor people.
Unleash the Dreamers: Timeless principles to reach this generation
Gen Z is full of misfits and dreamers, and world changers! Come and relate to their needs, grasp their potential and shape the narrative of this generation.
On Being A Good Steward – Making the Most of The People You Lead
Leading technology staff is often referenced as “herding cats.” The challenge of leading high IQ high performers in a context that is ever-changing is difficult.
2023 Survey of Finance and Adminstration Practices
This session will build on the 2018 survey, providing the results of a survey of mission agencies as to their practices in a number of finance and accounting areas and highlight best practices.
CEOs in Fundraising
How do CEOs and their Development Staff forge powerful partnerships? While an organization may have a designated Development
Trauma Informed HR
Whether you realize it or not, some behavioral problems with staff can be linked to trauma. However, if managers and HR
Race and Mission
This workshop will feature a frank discussion with workshop participants about the challenges and complexities of mission…
Workshop: Intercultural Communication and Implicit Bias
The complexities of intercultural communication will be examined through a frank discussion which will engage participants and allow them to consider the role of implicit bias in these human interactions.
Public Relations Bootcamp
Knowing how to effectively communicate your mission agency’s work and opportunities for engagement is increasingly difficult.
Addressing the Cultural Shift in Marriage, Singleness & Sexuality
Dr. Barry Danylak will highlight major cultural shifts in marriage and singleness, exploring them in light of the redemptive storyline of Scripture.