Josh McQuaid

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Josh McQuaid served as TEAM’s former Director of Organizational Engagement and lives in Knoxville, TN with his wife and two children. He has previously worked as a pastor and missions mobilizer. The son of missionaries, he grew up in Bolivia and Paraguay before returning to the United States to attend Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton College Graduate School.

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Written by Josh McQuaid

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Why Local and Global Missions Need Each Other

"God has been in the business of pushing his people out of their current context and sending them into the wider world." Read more Read more...

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Lest We Forget

The war in Ukraine is rightly deserving of our prayers for peace. The suffering of the people is a concern. Read more Read more...

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But Seek First His Kingdom

Jesus says if we seek the kingdom first and are concerned with our right-standing with God, then we don’t have to worry about the rest of life. Read more Read more...

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Is there Anyone with the spirit of the Holy Gods in them?

My conviction is that God is raising up a new generation of Daniels. God is mobilizing the church for a new wave of mission. Read more Read more...

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Grief over the Children

Grief over the 215 Children found buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School Read more Read more...

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Does Systemic Racism Exist in the Canadian Church?

Watching out for us-and-them thinking in our congregations and systemic racism in Canada Read more Read more...

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Mission Resource Tutorial

Don't know how to engage in Christ's mission? Here are some resources to get started Read more Read more...

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Eric Liddell's Lasting Olympic Impact on Chinese Culture

For Eric, the 1924 Olympics was just a brief diversion on his way to serve as a missionary in China.... Read more Read more...

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Circumstances

Sometimes we have selective hearing. Consider the tension between hearing and doing, and hearing and waiting—the issue of timing. Read more Read more...