Building Strategic Partnerships for Gospel Expansion: A Collaborative Approach to Missionary Growth
Mission work is no longer a solo endeavour in today’s fast-evolving world. Just as businesses increasingly rely on strategic partnerships […]
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Mission work is no longer a solo endeavour in today’s fast-evolving world. Just as businesses increasingly rely on strategic partnerships […]
In today’s rapidly shifting global landscape, having a broad understanding of various aspects can advance the Gospel further than ever
Imagine living your entire life without ever hearing the name of Jesus. Picture being born, growing up, and dying in
“Why this waste?” they asked. But Jesus replied, “She has done a beautiful thing to me.”— Matthew 26:8,10There are decisions
Missions often feel urgent. The needs are overwhelming, resources limited, and leaders carry multiple roles—pastor, fundraiser, counsellor, and administrator, sometimes
In missions, follow-up is not just an administrative step; it is a spiritual responsibility. After the initial sending, giving, or
The greatest tragedy in today’s church is not the lack of resources, but the abundance of civilians in a spiritual
How did I become a missionary to the Fulani? I was a young university graduate involved in poultry farming and church pastoral work. My passion to see the Muslims in my community come to salvation and the knowledge of the truth led me to a recommended School of Missions somewhere in southwest Nigeria.
How did I become a missionary to the Fulani? I was a young university graduate involved in poultry farming and church pastoral work. My passion to see the Muslims in my community come to salvation and the knowledge of the truth led me to a recommended School of Missions somewhere in southwest Nigeria.
I was on my way to the farm to go and harvest the little maize plot that I had cultivated. I was on the motorcycle and as I was about getting to a spot where I would branch in to enter the farm, my thought suddenly drifted to one Fulani man in the community. What about him? I muted. Then I seemed to hear on my inside, TURN BACK. Turn back? Why? The inner witness added: TURN BACK