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
Watching out for us-and-them thinking in our congregations and systemic racism in Canada Read more
If you have an enemy in your life, if someone hates you, consider how Jesus is asking you to go to them? Hearing and obeying requires embodied action. Read more
Where shall we buy bread for the people who are hungry for the gospel? Why we go to communities where Christ is least known Read more
Celebrating Lausanne's 40th anniversary in 2014 sparked many conversations and reflections about time and purpose. Read more
Social Isolation is the main obstacle to addressing poverty. How can communities organize themselves to create a more connected Vancouver? Read more
How are you responding at this time? 6 things to do in our current climate Read more
Lent is not a season to wallow in guilt but to examine our motives and aim to return to an undivided love for God. Read more
With crushing debt, a dying mother and a looming prison sentence, Murad was in desperate need of a miracle. Then, he dreamed of a missionary. Read more