Search results for 'Diaspora Missions' (14)
Through the Agriculture Program at Missionary Training School, participants learn best practices for sustainable agriculture while also learning how to teach those principles to others. In the "most diverse square mile in America", with over 13,000 refugees from 60+ nations, time dedicated to cross-cultural evangelism to diaspora populations within the GFM Community Garden is rich.
Discover how a Buddhist monk asked about sharing the Gospel and the unique experience of bridging religious beliefs. Read this inspiring story.
Welcoming the nations plays an increasingly effective role in fulfilling the Great Commission, to see every tribe, tongue, people, and nation delighting in and worshiping the Lord. What if followers of Jesus all over the world welcomed, loved, and showed hospitality to refugees, immigrants, and international students? What if the influx of nations coming to America is a blessing and opportunity, orchestrated by God, to fulfill the Great Commission?
How can we reach the nations in our own neighborhoods?
What does missionary training in Clarkston, GA the most diverse square mile in America look like?
What does it look like to share the Gospel with our neighbors from around the world?
What does it look like to die to the American dream and decide to live and minister among refugees?
Read about the short-term mission trip that changed the life of this participant.
How can loving refugees and immigrants help us fulfill the Great Commission?
GFM's hub in Richmond has done a great job engaging the international community there.
Local and global missions are both necessary. It's not an either/or but a both/and.
Learn how to prayer walk your local community.
How to connect with the nations that are near you helps us better understand diaspora missions.
Is the American dream and missions compatible?