Great Commission Resources
Tools to Help You Participate in God’s Global Purposes
We train our workers in a model, known as Polaris, which helps church-planting teams create strategies that fit their ministry contexts.
What do we mean when we say, “establishing churches”? We clarify common misconceptions about the process and goal.
Cross-cultural life and ministry are challenging, and by caring for those who serve in this way, we demonstrate that we value them and their work.
Resettling after serving overseas can be difficult. But there are ways both returning workers and members of their churches can ease the transition.
Commissionings look different from church to church, but serve a common purpose: setting apart members of a congregation for cross-cultural service.
Global workers' relationships with churches are about far more than finances. These tips can help congregations build relationships and support well.
Every believer is called to be part of bringing the gospel to the least-reached. What are your roles in the Great Commission?
Staying in touch is one the most meaningful things we can do to support cross-cultural workers. Try these practical tips for connecting.
Prayer is the primary catalyst that God uses to enact change—in us, in our congregations and to the ends of the earth!
Every church—and every single believer—has a part to play in heeding Christ’s call to make disciples among the least-reached.