The End of the Earth Has an Address Somehow, we have the sense that the fact there are unreached peoples is acceptable in our personal world. But it is true that Jesus died for everyone – even those at the ends of the earth. And everyone that Jesus died for is known...
This week the Missions Leaders of North America are gathering under the topic “The Future of Mission” at the 2019 MissioNexus conference. MissionNext is participating along with most of our partner organizations. The current global situation is that for...
By Helen McCormack “When I arrive on the mission field, I’ll be more consistent with my quiet times.” Have you ever thought that? I did before entering the field. We would agree that if Jesus spent time in prayer and communion with His Father, sometimes all night, we...
Mission work requires flexibility. Going to a new culture or country to serve means adjusting to new norms and customs. Some you may be prepared for, and others may completely throw you off guard. At Black Forest Academy in Germany where my husband and I taught for 7...
Becoming a long-term missionary is fraught with change. You’re leaving behind the familiar and heading toward the unknown (cue a Disney song right about now). Questions abound. Questions such as, “What should I do with the things I leave behind?”...
There are many potential diseases and dangers that can affect your physical health when you are serving overseas on the mission field. They may include malaria, HIV Aids, Ebola, TB, syphilis, sleeping sickness, whooping cough, measles, MS, Autism, Diabetes and many...
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