See our previous articles on the why  and how  of funding national partners or organizations and on how to find them . Vetting indigenous...

The one-sided reality of failed cross-cultural partnerships may lead to the following errors.

A young man from a West African country asked me, “How can I be a missionary? Missionaries do not come from my place.” The only...

There’s always more we could read, isn’t there? While there are endless books you could be reading, we wanted to provide an answer to the...

Cross-cultural missional partnership is a kingdom-oriented relationship of culturally diverse groups of believers who share common values.

The goal of a sending pipeline is to mobilize church members towards the missions vision and strategy that you have set before them.

The local church, both its members and leaders, should be sending and supporting well for the promotion and advancement of the gospel.

The global church needs theological educators committed to missionary efforts and missionaries committed to theological education.

The process of establishing missions convictions begins with a church leadership team coming together and searching the Scriptures.

Our understanding of the Trinity—God, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—gives proper shape to our view of his mission.