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Members onlyConversation as a Tool in Discipleship
Discipling a Generation that Seeks People Instead of Programs
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A More Excellent Way?
Orality Methods and Strategy
Orality Methods and Strategy: A Growing Movement by Jerry Wiles Over the past 40 years there has been an increasing awareness among global mission leaders…
2iC
Those who are Second in Command often find themselves in the midst of decision-making, problem-solving, and vision defining interactions from morning till evening. Finding time to get…
Missio Nexus becomes new publisher of Evangelical Missions Quarterly
Missio Nexus and the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College have reached an agreement for Missio Nexus to continue publication of Evangelical Missions Quarterly (EMQ).…
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Women In Mission Leadership
Women in Leadership by Jennifer Holloran At the 2016 Annual Conference in 2016, Missio Nexus honored Wycliffe Bible Translators with the Excellerate Award for Women…
How One Church Does It
Heritage Baptist Church in Lynchburg, VA, has put in place a missionary accountability plan. They view missionary accountability through two primary vehicles. Here is an…
A Framework for Reaching the Diaspora
Recently I interviewed Nate Scholz, who has identified principles for creating a collaborative ministry framework for urban centers with immigrant populations called the “Omega Challenge.”
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Creating Pathways (and Reducing Barriers) for Women In Organizational Leadership December 4-5, 2017 Description As many entities desire to involve more women in their…
Turning Verbal Commitments into Actual Gifts – It Doesn’t Have to Be Awkward!
How do I best follow-up with someone who has said they will give… but hasn’t started giving yet? My guess is you’ve probably faced this question more than once, seeing this is the dilemma I’m asked about most often as a coach. The 2nd question I get the most? “How do I keep follow-up from being awkward?”
JustinLong.org: The Weekly Roundup, 6/9
Not showing up right? View this email in your browser. June 9, 2017 Data | LongReads | LifeHacks | Startups | UPG Stories | Futures | Quotes The puppy…
JustinLong.org: The Weekly Roundup, 6/2
The Weekly Roundup Justin Long, ed. / justinlong.us1.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=c2bfc514437348a83f37050dd&id=ecdf238154&e=6a0bc896e1 June 2, 2017 SPECIAL NOTE Due to significant International Travel to Beyond’s tri-annual Worldwide Conference, plus follow-on…
Prescriptions for Bureaucracy
Nobody wants to lead a bureaucratic mess of an organization. How do you know when you are slouching toward bureaucracy and what can you do…
Anthology May 2017
How do we best prepare for the dangers that lay ahead and respond effectively in crisis?
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Members onlyAre Your Missionaries Spies?
Espionage that takes advantage of ministry workers is happening and leadership should be aware and proactive about it.
Members onlyMore Than Conquerors
Our Hope in Christ in the Midst of Persecution
Members onlyComponents of a Security Management Program
Having guidelines for responding to high-risk scenarios are useless if we don’t follow them. Such security policies are best structured with a well-informed team and built-in communication redundancy for crisis situations.
Members onlySecurity Policies
It is important for agencies to have a comprehensive set of global security policies in place. A good set of security-related policies is extremely helpful to an organization.
Members onlyKnowing Where Your Team Is
Monitoring the location of team members can not only give peace of mind, but also provide invaluable intel for organizations to respond effectively in an emergency.
Members onlySituational Awareness Reboot
We ought to take steps towards training programs to take heed and foresee the dangers that lay ahead.
Members onlyMy Hostage Story
A first-hand narrative of conquering darkness and fear in captivity by finding strength and true life in Christ.
Members onlyWhat Churches Should Know
Protecting Their Missionaries