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Research for Unreached People Groups—let someone assist you with reasearch!
Don, an unselfish pastor, has made an offer few are willing to make: “Use my material!” See his site at http://www.prayforup.com He added, “Change it to eliminate any reference to me or mine. Make it a page on your own site. Why? You will be promoting the most powerful evangelistic tool known: congregational prayer for one Unreached People each Sunday.” Don usually features the same unreached people group opportunity to give one’s self away for the eternal benefit… Read More
The percentage of Americans who have never known:
a Buddhist: 59 percent an undocumented immigrant: 54 percent a Muslim: 46 percent a homeless person: 45 percent an evangelical Christian: 40 percent a political liberal: 25 percent a political conservative: 24 percent a former inmate: 15 percent a wealthy person: 12 percent Elison Research, Outreach magazine (September/October 2008); submitted by Van Morris, Mount Washington, Kentucky Read More
Business as Mission
Cross-Cultural Global Missions at Home: Internationals in Your Community
Biblical Mandate for Ministry Among Internationals
Business as Mission Resources
God Means Business!
by Mats Tunehag Lausanne Senior Associate Business as Mission Business as Mission (BAM) is a relatively new term but is based on Biblical concepts. Other expressions often used include transformational business, great commission companies and kingdom business. The BAM concept is holistic in nature, believing that God has the power to transform people and communities-spiritually, economically, socially and environmentally. The dichotomy between sacred and secular is not Biblical, but this false dichotomy has deeply affected our views on work, business, church and missions. BAM is a part of a wider global movement, recognizing and responding to God’s call to take the… Read More