The Gospel Behind Iron Gates: Impact Inside a Togolese Prison and Beyond
A Fulani herdsman enters prison in chains. He leaves with Christ. Now the gospel is reaching his family and village.
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Missions Exists Because Worship Does
Before God sends his people to the nations, he meets them in ordinary worship—and the overflow becomes missions.
Does Physical Fitness Matter for Missions?
Is your physical health getting in the way of ministry?
Flooding Peru With the Gospel: Dave and Melanie Woodard
A missionary couple in the Andean highlands discusses the spiritual needs in their region and how God is working through church and counseling ministries.
Jerusalem and the Ends of the Earth: Recovering the Full Vision of Acts 1:8
Christ’s commission offers clarity for churches wondering how to balance local evangelism with global missions.
Missions in Kenya: Reaching Youth Through Soccer and Discipleship
Using sports to reach one of the youngest countries in the world.
Watch: When Grief Leads to Faith
When a tragic loss reignites a young Peruvian’s passion for ministry, he finds training and new opportunities at an ABWE seminary.
When Plans Collapse, God Directs Our Paths
One missionary family discovers a different approach to the question “What are we going to do now?” during a health crisis on the field.
What You Need Before Becoming a Missionary
Are you prepared for the calling of being a missionary?
Missions and Patriotism: 7 Quotes From Andrew Fuller for America’s 250th
The theologian who powered the modern missions movement saw no conflict between loving your own nation and reaching the nations.
Why I’m Thankful for the SBC’s Approval of the Truth and Unity Amendment
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Truth and Unity Amendment affirms that faithfulness to Scripture requires both confessing and practicing a biblical understanding of the pastoral office.
A Manual for Mission: 6 Lessons for Senders and the Sent From Luke 10
Jesus sent the 70 on an errand we cannot simply copy—yet the way he sent them still motivates every Christian, even those who never leave home.
What God Is Doing in South Asia
A national partner explains the realities of ministry to Muslims in one of the world’s most challenging mission fields.
Think You Might Be Called to Missions? Take One Honest Next Step
If you feel a pull toward missions but aren’t sure it’s a real calling, you don’t need a dramatic sign to take your next faithful step.
‘I Can’t Give Up My Faith’: A New Believer Stands Firm in an Unreached African City
One missionary’s unrelenting burden leads a young Gambian woman to discover new life in Christ—yet many in her country and around the world remain without gospel witness.
Are You Doing Short-Term Missions Trips Right?
Can short-term missions trips be effective long-term?
Watch: From Rock Bottom to Reaching Musicians
A desperate young musician longs for a better life—then finds a new calling through training at an ABWE seminary.
The Gospel and the Methods of Ministry: Biblical Boundaries for Evangelism and Mission
Faithful gospel witness and contextualization arise from the gospel message itself rather than from the expectations of our culture.
Helping the Poor Without Hurting the Mission
Can compassion ministry and gospel proclamation work together?
