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Before You Go: How to Pursue Compassionate Cross-Cultural Ministry Through Deeper Cultural Awareness

Cultural blunders are inevitable in cross-cultural ministry. Still, the number of slip-ups can be reduced by learning more about the host culture before you go --- whether to your next-door neighbors of a different ethnicity or people halfway around the world.

January 4, 2021

WMU Provides Resources on HUMAN TRAFFICKING

January in National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Human trafficking is recognized as one of the largest criminal...

January 18, 2021

Disaster Relief Training Launches

Chainsaw, Flood Recovery, Feeding, Shower/Laundry, and more are now available online for those who want to become an official volunteer

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Pursue People Unconditionally - Embrace Orphans

What do Ray Charles, Andrew Jackson, Nelson Mandela, Ella Fitzgerald, Marilyn Monroe, and Edgar Allen Poe have in common? They were all orphans.

Three Truths Present During Any Crisis

Our current crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, has both created new problems and heightened existing problems. This is true for any crisis we may experience.

Meeting Needs during a Crisis

The nature of a crisis does not allow the church an abundance of time to identify needs in the community.

Practical Ways of Being On Mission During a Crisis

The opportunities to be missional during a crisis are limited only by the creativity of the local church.

Following Up on Missions Opportunities

Ministry is more than a one-time event. Rather, consider it a continual process.

Discipling Families to be On Mission During a Crisis

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents have been asking for resources to help disciple their children. Discipling families to be on mission requires that the church invest in parents and children.