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During the month of May we recognize the international day of the unreached.
Reaching Unreached people groups is at the core of who we are as an organization. It is estimated that 90% of Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhist will never meet a Jesus follower in their lifetime. A lack of gospel access is a critical justice issue which is often overlooked in the Christian world. We are compelled to see that change.
In honor of that we have decided to re-release episode 12 a conversation with Ryan about the importance of Unreached People Groups in our missiology.
Ryan is a member of the Directional Leadership Team of the Center for Mission Mobilization (CMM.) He and his wife Margaret were youth workers in Sweden before moving into mission leadership. Alongside his CMM responsibilities, Ryan serves multiple networks like the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), Lausanne Movement, Global Mobilization Network and Vision 5:9. During the last decade he has been invited to teach and mentor theological leaders in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. He is writer and regular speaker at international mission conferences.
Resources
Center for Mission Mobilization
Evangelical Missions Quarterly
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Today’s conversation is with Daniel from the Vision 5:9 network. The V5:9 is a network which exist to mobilize and equip the global church to plant reproducing churches among all Muslim peoples. Over the years the network members have collaborated to learn from one another to identify fruitful practices which help achieve the common goal of seeing growing, thriving fellowships of Christ in Muslim communities. Daniel is the Director of the Fruitful Practices research team and he will be sharing some insights on how to use these best practices to engage Muslim people groups.
Resources:
Fruitful Practice Website
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In this episode we will discuss the rise of the African church and its role in missions. Over the past century the church has grown rapidly in the continent of Africa. In 2018 it was the continent with the most number of Christians. However, the Africa church is currently under represented in cross-cultural missions. A recently launched network, Send Africa, is currently exploring how to address this issue through Africa based research and the Total Mobilization of the church. Sam Ngugi recently presented a talk on Total Mobilization at the Send Africa Summit. We will be discussing his presentation and others from this Summit.
Sam is the Director of Mission Campaign Network (MCN), a mission mobilization agency in Kenya. Sam and his wife Harriet are passionate mobilizers who desire to see the growth of Afro mission movement. Sam and his family are currently in the UK where he's pursuing PhD studies at Trinity College, Bristol.
Resources:
Send Africa Network
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In this episode, we will discuss the important topic of persecution and suffering in missions. Jesus, tells us we will face persecution, just as he did. It is a reality of missions and the advancement of the Kingdom of God.
Andries, who along with his wife Sunnette and children have served UPGs in Mozamique for many years. He will be sharing some of the lessons he has learned over the years of walking with Jesus in spite of difficult circumstances.
Persecution and suffering are real in the world that we live in and the call that we carry to reach UPGs everywhere. We should not enter into this calling lightly, we do not seek persecution or suffering but must face this reality with eyes wide open and we must count the cost of following Jesus and calling others to join us in this journey. The costs are real, but He is worth it.
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In this episode we will discuss the importance of understanding unreached people groups and how this concept shapes our missiology with Ryan, from the Center for Missions Mobilization.
Ryan is a member of the Directional Leadership Team of the Center for Mission Mobilization (CMM.) He and his wife Margaret were youth workers in Sweden before moving into mission leadership. Alongside his CMM responsibilities, Ryan serves multiple networks like the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), Lausanne Movement, Global Mobilization Network and Vision 5:9. During the last decade he has been invited to teach and mentor theological leaders in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. He is writer and regular speaker at international mission conferences and is currently leading an effort to assist in autochthonous fundraising efforts in 130 nations.
Ryan is now based in Southeast Asia and has been married for 18 years. He and his wife Margaret have three daughters.
Resources
Center for Mission Mobilization
Evangelical Missions Quarterly
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2020 is quickly drawing to a close, and by all accounts, it has been a strange and unusual year. In this episode we will talk with WOI's International Director, Bruce Hills, and look back on the year's events. Bruce will share some of the insights and lessons he has learned navigating the COVID Pandemic and discuss what excites him about the year to come.
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Today’s conversation is with my friend, Sean Li from Field Life ministries. Sean and his family have been living and ministering cross-culturally for 20yrs. We became friends a few years ago and my life has been enriched through his promotion of developing a healthy lifestyle for glorifying God and sustainability in ministry. In our conversation, we will discuss the importance of rest in the life of a gospel worker.
Resources:
Field Life
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Today’s conversation is with Nok from Thailand. Nok came to faith through a WO ministry and is now leading her own ministry of making disciples of Jesus in Thailand. She will share about some of the cultural challenges that arise when making disciples. Nok will share her experience of learning to grow in her love for people and trusting the Holy Spirit to do his work. A valuable lesson for all of us who endeavor to make disciples.
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Today we will be talking with Hendrik who founded Didasko online training with his wife Bets. Hendrik and Bets have served with WO in both Asia and Africa. They are experienced and innovative Kingdom workers who bring passion and creativity to all they do. Recently, they launched Didasko online training program to help prepare more workers to be successful in cross-cultural ministry. Hendrik will explain some of the background to the program and how we as a community can leverage this technology to mobilize and equip more workers to unreached peoples.
Sign up for a free course at https://www.dasko.org
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Today’s conversation is with Jo Graham.
Jo has a lot of experience in making disciples in a variety of cultural contexts. His book Following Jesus has been translated into several languages and provides foundational lessons for teaching new disciples the commands of Christ. It is a great tool for those who want to make disciples and multiple the church.
Jo shares insights into the biblical mandate of making disciples, the importance of maintaining your personal relationship with Jesus, and how to persevere through the many challenges that comes with making disciples.
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