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Like a pebble dropped in a pond, even the smallest actions create a ripple effect with the potential to reach across the world.
Category: Devotional, Tips for Missionaries Tags: Bible, calling, communication, culture, development, discipleship, evangelism, faith, gospel, kingdom of God, prayer
We have an immediate opening for a mature, experienced couple with cross-cultural Christian ministry experience to fill the position of Director of Member Care.
The Cambridge Dictionary defines culture as, “the way of life of a particular people, esp. as shown in their ordinary behavior and habits, their attitudes toward each other, and their moral and religious beliefs.”
Here are a few verses to brighten up your day. Jot them down or share them with your friends!
You’re on your way to writing a great newsletter! Below are a few things you’ll want to keep in mind as you sit down and write about your latest trips and experiences. Ministry vision tagline What is your… Read More
One challenging but essential aspect of full-time missions is fundraising. I have been gleaning from two resources that provide insight and encouragement in this area. The first is a condensed version of The God Ask written by Steve Shadrach.
By Andrew Conrad I was in Belize City on a short-term trip in 2008 when I had an interesting experience. I was enjoying some time downtown close to the ocean when a bus pulled into a public square… Read More
By Chuck Hall Two things I heard again and again during our 2013 international conference were “WIM is family,” and, “Good relationships are key to a successful ministry.” As a core value of World Indigenous Missions, committed relationships… Read More
Email is such a normal part of the average person’s life that we tend to forget about its strategic value. As a missionary, you may be staying busy trying to keep up with the most cutting-edge methods of… Read More
Communication has changed drastically. The thought of a horse and rider delivering my personal messages seems like a thing of the ancient past, but in reality, it was only 150 years ago that people in the Wild West were using the Pony Express. I have to admit, the Pony Express sounds romantic, but I’m very glad to have Google Chat instead (one second vs. ten days). This is a perfect example, albeit an extreme one, of just how dramatically things have
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Make a Global Impact No Matter Where you Are
Last Updated: October 15, 2018 by Misty Fraker Leave a Comment
Like a pebble dropped in a pond, even the smallest actions create a ripple effect with the potential to reach across the world.
Category: Devotional, Tips for Missionaries Tags: Bible, calling, communication, culture, development, discipleship, evangelism, faith, gospel, kingdom of God, prayer
World Indigenous Missions seeking Director of Member Care
Posted: August 8, 2018 by Misty Fraker Leave a Comment
We have an immediate opening for a mature, experienced couple with cross-cultural Christian ministry experience to fill the position of Director of Member Care.
Category: Featured, News Tags: calling, communication, development, Member Care, missionaries
Big Planet, Small World
Last Updated: August 27, 2018 by Misty Fraker Leave a Comment
The Cambridge Dictionary defines culture as, “the way of life of a particular people, esp. as shown in their ordinary behavior and habits, their attitudes toward each other, and their moral and religious beliefs.”
Category: Devotional, Tips for Missionaries Tags: communication, culture, evangelism, indigenous, missions
6 Share-Worthy Bible Verses to Inspire and Encourage
Last Updated: March 5, 2018 by Misty Fraker Leave a Comment
Here are a few verses to brighten up your day. Jot them down or share them with your friends!
Category: News, Uncategorized Tags: Bible, calling, church planting, communication, discipleship, evangelism, faith, social media
9 Tips for a Great Newsletter
Last Updated: September 14, 2016 by Keilah Benitez Leave a Comment
You’re on your way to writing a great newsletter! Below are a few things you’ll want to keep in mind as you sit down and write about your latest trips and experiences. Ministry vision tagline What is your… Read More
Category: Tips for Missionaries Tags: communication, missionaries, training
Keys to Missionary Funding and Creative Giving
Last Updated: February 22, 2018 by Chris Leave a Comment
One challenging but essential aspect of full-time missions is fundraising. I have been gleaning from two resources that provide insight and encouragement in this area. The first is a condensed version of The God Ask written by Steve Shadrach.
Category: Tips for Missionaries Tags: communication, finances, fundraising, relationships
Kingdom Perspective (WIM Core Values, Part 4 of 5)
Last Updated: June 19, 2014 by WIM Leave a Comment
By Andrew Conrad I was in Belize City on a short-term trip in 2008 when I had an interesting experience. I was enjoying some time downtown close to the ocean when a bus pulled into a public square… Read More
Category: Missiology Tags: communication, community, core values, humility, partnership, respect
Committed Relationships (WIM Core Values, 1 of 5)
Last Updated: December 26, 2013 by WIM Leave a Comment
By Chuck Hall Two things I heard again and again during our 2013 international conference were “WIM is family,” and, “Good relationships are key to a successful ministry.” As a core value of World Indigenous Missions, committed relationships… Read More
Category: Missiology Tags: communication, conflict, core values, love, relationships
Don’t Underestimate the Power of Email
Last Updated: February 12, 2018 by WIM Leave a Comment
Email is such a normal part of the average person’s life that we tend to forget about its strategic value. As a missionary, you may be staying busy trying to keep up with the most cutting-edge methods of… Read More
Category: Tips for Missionaries Tags: communication, email, social media, technology
Don’t Use the Pony Express to Mail Your Prayer Letter
Last Updated: June 18, 2013 by WIM Leave a Comment
Communication has changed drastically. The thought of a horse and rider delivering my personal messages seems like a thing of the ancient past, but in reality, it was only 150 years ago that people in the Wild West were using the Pony Express. I have to admit, the Pony Express sounds romantic, but I’m very glad to have Google Chat instead (one second vs. ten days). This is a perfect example, albeit an extreme one, of just how dramatically things have
Category: Tips for Missionaries Tags: communication, email, newsletter, snail mail, social media, technology
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