Series: Tell Us Your Why
Video
Tell Us Your Why with Lydia Nigh (Part 1 and Part 2)
Lydia Nigh from SIM Canada and FamilyLife Canada as she shares her journey in ministry and the place God has called her to leading a missional life. Read more
Interview
Tell Us Your Why with Sandeep Jadhav (Part 1 and Part 2)
Learn more about Sandeep Jadhav's heart behind mission and how God has moved behind his "WHY" Read more
Video
Know more about Kari Bergrud of Union Gospel Mission
Hear about what UGM is doing and how the Lord is speaking to them during this pandemic. #MissionIsNotCancelled Read more
Video
Get to know more about Enoch Weng from Faith Tech
Hear about how the Lord brought Enoch in financial mission and how He has been speaking to Enoch during this unprecedented time Read more
More on Mission Central
Devotional
Building in Love
When we put ourselves above others in the name of competition and to get ahead or to gain recognition, it is against God's design. Read more
Article
We are not a Travel Agency
I came back to the mission field where I serve now because I was so touched when I came here on a short-term outreach. Read more
Mission Resource
Brigada: collection of web- and email-based resources
Brigada provides web- and email-based resources, mission trends, motivation, strategy tips, and more Read more
Devotional
First Things
There are two things that must happen before you can hear and obey Jesus well Read more
Devotional
Our Father
Considering community and unity. Read more
Article
'Hard work never killed anyone,' and other dad lessons for missionary life
Dad was a change agent. He lived through two world wars – too young to fight in one, too old for the other, but he knew change was inevitable. Read more
Article
Indigenous Theology: Changing the Ministry Landscape
Central to accomplishing our purpose is the challenge of a deep-seated Western ethnocentrism in theology and mission... Read more
Article
Keep Calm: It's Ordinary (Time) Rush
Discipleship is challenging in Western urban societies where relationships tend to be cordial, but distant and weak. Read more