Resources by Topic: Missions

Media Associates International (MAI) is a great ministry that equips and encourages talented men and women all over the world with a passion for producing Christian literature for their own people. I appreciated this powerful and insightful message from one of their blog posts.

David O’Brien, founder of Tryad Ministries, shares about this discipleship ministry to the disabled community.

While taking a break from doing an audio recording of Happiness several weeks ago, I had the privilege of spending a couple of hours in the studio with several friends, including these two great people in the photo: George Verwer and Karen Coleman.

Earlier this year, I learned about The Gospel Coalition’s International Outreach “Theological Famine Relief for the Global Church.” I’m really excited about this outreach and can’t think of a more strategic venture in financing what will matter forever.

The JESUS Film is arguably the single greatest evangelistic tool in history apart from the Word of God itself.

Today’s guest blog is from writer Jill Kandel. Jill has been teaching journal writing to female inmates at a local jail for almost two years.

Our family loves Operation Christmas Child (OCC). We’ve been packing shoeboxes for years. 

I recently viewed two episodes of “Dispatches from the Front,” a DVD series produced by Frontline Missions and thought they were excellent. 

For those of us in the Western world, the idea of being a refugee—of being forced to flee your home under threat of persecution, conflict, and violence—is unthinkable. 

The Seed Company is one of the best Bible translation organizations, and the one most heavily supported by EPM. 

If you follow world news, perhaps you’re aware of the deplorable conditions in South Sudan over the past couple of months.

God has a special love for children and desires for children of all cultures and nationalities to come into a relationship with Him through Christ. 

I want to say something about the growing “Giving Tuesday” movement (yes, yet another new day, but this one with a higher purpose). 

While speaking to a group of CEOs (both secular and Christian), Randy shares about the dangers of giving money directly to individual missionaries, instead of sending it through an organization.