Medical Missionary to the East Indies: Francis McDougall One of the little known stories of 19th century missions is that of Francis Thomas McDougall. It is the story of a forceful man. Francis was born in England but spent much of his childhood and youth overseas with his military father. Growing up, Francis became interested … More Today in Church History
Baptist Missionary Society Formed in England The gathering of young men who met in Mrs. Beeby Wallis’ parlor on this day, October 2, 1792 was not a likely group to begin major world-wide missionary work. The twelve ministers were all from small churches in the district of Kettering, England. Two had churches with congregations of less than … More Today in Church History
1 Chronicles 16:24 Declare His glory among the nations, His wonders among all peoples. (NKJV) Cantad entre las gentes su gloria, Y en todos los pueblos sus maravillas. (RVR 1960) I just returned from the annual Reformed Baptist Network Conference in Coconut Creek Florida. It was a great time of business, edification, fellowship, Glorification and … More Missions Work is not New
Here are three Sermons I highly recommend on Missions from the RBNet conference I am attending this week.
Cameron Townsend Resolved to Do God’s Will Cameron Townsend had to rethink matters. “You are all cowards,” Stella Zimmerman had barked. “There are a million men going off to war, yet you two are leaving us women to do the Lord’s work alone!” The young man had grown increasingly aware of God calling him to … More Today in Church History
NOTE THE REAL STORY HERE IS CHRIST CAN CHANGE A HARDEN HEART! Florence Matheny, Missionary to Japan “She was a very attractive young lady, the most attractive young lady I had ever met.” That is how Jacob “Jake” DeShazer remembered his early acquaintance with Florence Matheny. Jake was one of the Doolittle Raiders in World … More Today in Church History
Gospel for Asia Settles Lawsuit with $37 Million Refund to Donors Major ministry ends class action with no acknowledgment of guilt and gives board seat to plaintiff. Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra / March 01, 2019 8:51 AM Many churches have stopped supporting Western missionaries because it is much more “efficient” to support indigenous missionaries. For every … More Adding up the cost $$$
An interesting article showing who is most likely to go to the mission field. Andrea Sears 11/7/2018 As we review family factors that are part of a missionary’s decision to return to their passport country, it is important to consider some demographics. Of the 739 survey participants, the majority of them were young, married, and … More The Mission Experience: Family Factors
Another year and in 31 days I leave for another ride across America serving Veterans, their families and keeping the public informed about POW/MIA and other Veteran Issues. Once again I will be blessed and honored to be a Platoon Chaplain on with Mission M25 on the Southern Route of the Run. As always we … More 30 and a Wake Up
SOURCE Arise and work! The Lord be with you!” 1Chronicles 22:16b (ESV) I have heard this charge used to rally folks to the fields of mission work, disaster relief, and other ministries. While I understand the intent I have also seen and heard the neglect of the whole picture being painted for us in scripture … More Arise and Work
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