10 ways to live on mission this year

BECOMING A MISSIONARY
January 2021

You have a place in God’s plan to reach the nations! Many people discover that place as they grow as disciples of Christ and learn more about gospel work around the world. “Our calling does not simply fall into our lap,” SEND intern Blake shares. "We have a responsibility to respond, to explore, and to prepare.”

Here are some meaningful activities that may lead you toward deeper engagement in God’s global mission in 2021. If, at any point, you feel ready to talk to a mission coach about next steps, we are here for you! Just click here to get in touch.

Welcome to a year of purposeful exploration and preparation, and please know that we are praying for your missions journey!

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