In the US in his 20s and 30s, Trevor Larsen (pseudonym) served as a teacher and coach, a church planter among Asian refugees, and a pastor. Based the last 25 years in an Asian country, Trevor serves as a seminary professor. He started and coaches mission teams in which local coworkers lead multiplying discipleship movements in Unreached People Groups.
Groups multiplied in the villages to 3,353 believers... less than 7 years after we had begun. Read more
Should local churches strive for a multicultural make-up? Read more
Why, in a nation with freedom of religion, is the church not flourishing & making a significant impact on our society? Read more
Missionary care extends beyond the individual and should take into consideration who the missionary is connected to and factor in the journey of life. Read more
For Eric, the 1924 Olympics was just a brief diversion on his way to serve as a missionary in China.... Read more
How significant are these moments? Only the Lord knows. I do know they have warmed my heart, given me fresh perspective. Read more
When we think of missions, church planting may be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet it is often not thought of as ministry to women. Read more
How we can increase engagement in our missional communities? It’s been said that the future of mission is in networks, in unity and in relationships Read more
Grief over the 215 Children found buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School Read more