If God's heart is for ALL people, we can expand our reach by shifting our view of missions to an engagement method for all participants. With this view, we also mention potential pitfalls.
You've written your vision and mission. What now? How to you get people around you excited? Here are nine (9) super-practical ways to get people excited before, during, and after mission trips.
There are limitations that present themselves when non-churchgoers are included in mission trips, there are also times where it is purposeful! Does your church ever approach missions in this way?
As the year draws to a close, non-profits have a unique opportunity to engage their donor base and maximize contributions. Here are 11 innovative ideas to help your fundraising efforts stand out.
This is an exciting opportunity to re-imagine the mission mobilization pipeline. Our prayer is that mission organizations approach this with creativity and commitment to equipping the next generation.
What if a primary evangelism and discipleship strategy was short-term mission trips? There are pros and cons to these trips but consider this perspective for God's kingdom.
Spending a small amount of time in reflection helps me place the demands of the future into a better perspective and provides more excitement to see what could happen in the coming months.
Many Western agencies have pulled back from various countries while indigenous efforts rise. This is something to celebrate while a chance to adapt as organizations in the West.
Looking for ways to engage participants once they get back from a short term trip? Here are a few suggestions to take things to the next level.
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