What's moving in missions
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How Churches Can Share Dangerous Stories
But when your sent ones work in sensitive locations, sharing about their ministry and the stories of how God is at work where they serve can be perilous!
Mobilizing More of the 99% to Missions – Raising Up Marketplace Workers
The harvest is plentiful, the laborers are few. Why not look to the professionals and business owners in the church who have experience in the marketplace as our new laborers?
No Mo Mumbo Jumbo: How to Drive Your Ministry Forward with Technology
Is your ministry struggling to keep up with technology? Do you feel overwhelmed by tech jargon and buzzwords?
What Every CEO Needs From Their Finance Leader
As a financial leader, you may wonder exactly what your CEO would like from you. Well, wonder no more!
Shift: How AI is transforming marketing and fundraising
The future of marketing and fundraising is here. AI has been transforming how nonprofits accomplish their mission, and it is more accessible to leaders than ever before.
Deputized Fundraising and Restricted Donations…Tax and Accounting Implications
We will address various tax and accounting issues associated with practices of deputized fundraising, receiving restricted donations, and designating net assets.
The Richness of Unity and the Poverty of Uniformity
As work has become increasingly team-based and teams continue to become more diverse, some analysts have proposed that synergistic performance
Q&A: Rapid Social Transformation and the Gospel
Where do you see evidence of the gospel as the cause of social change?” “What can the Church in the west learn from the Church
Become a Storyteller to Bring People into the Journey of Your Ministry
Storytellers inspire others to join them on the journey by bringing the right message to an audience they understand deeply.
Preparing Today’s Missionaries for Practical Peacemaking
Conflict between committed, passionate global workers is common, and unresolved conflicts threaten team dynamics, fruitful ministry, and field longevity.
Using Short- and Mid-term Missions to Reach Diaspora Groups in North America
The traditional paradigm that said cross-cultural missionaries need to go “over there” to reach the unreached or unengaged is no longer valid.
Navigating Sexuality Topics in Your Families and Healing Sexual Brokenness
Issues of human sexuality are not merely theological, moral or academic. When it comes to the individual, they are often deeply personal
If the Goal is the Gospel, Why Partner with non-evangelistic Organizations?
As our culture is shifting towards a focus of socially oriented justice, as opposed to biblical, gospel-forward justice, how can the church navigate partnering
Sending Church Applied
More and more churches are taking on the responsibility of raising up and sending out missionaries from their own congregation.
Going Digital to Mobilize the Next Generation
Many organizations often find themselves struggling to keep up with engaging the next generation for missions.
Wrangling Technology Cost
Technology is expensive and getting more so every day. We all share the challenge of maximizing the mission impact of our technology spend.
The Tale of Two Roles
Raising money and accounting for those funds are both integral activities in an organization. Sometimes it seems finance and development teams have competing goals.
From Governance to Fundraising: How Can Ministries Enhance Trust
This session will look at how ministries can continue to enhance trust with staff, donors, and the public.
HR trends: Quiet quitting & quiet hiring; How they are shaping the workforce
Business as usual has become a thing of the past. The COVID-19 pandemic was the impetus for change in the workplace. As a result, organizations face a growing number of challenges and have adapted quickly to survive.
SHIFTing Peoples: Migration, Diaspora, and UPGs
Unreached peoples who have migrated have complex and dynamic identities that pose challenges and opportunities for disciple making.
Thought Leadership for Servant Leaders
We usually hear the term “thought leadership” in a business context. But thought leaders play a critical role in missions, too.
The Cost of Caring: Service Among Survivors of Trauma
Trauma is the lasting emotional response that often results from living through a distressing event. Experiencing a traumatic event can harm a person’s sense of safety
Understanding the Gender Issue as Beacons of God’s Truth and Grace
Three experts from different ministry foci and experiences, will present on how Christians should understand the present challenges of the ever-changing gender issue that will be affecting future missionary teams.
Trauma Informed Staff Care
Trauma is a deep wound of the heart and mind that can take a long time to heal. It hurts every part of our lives: our emotions, how we relate to others, how our body feels, what we think about, and how much we can trust God.