The May/June 2020 Mission Frontiers magazine featured the Global Great Commission Network (GGCN) – a network of hundreds of mission agencies. GGCN’s leadership team worked together to write about key themes that these mission agencies care deeply about comparing perspectives on those issues in 2010 and 2020. I worked alongside of GGCN to get the content edited and ready for publication in the Mission Frontiers magazine.
On Tuesday, 12 May 2020 at 9am (GMT -4) I will present a 2-hour workshop-style webinar on how ministry networks can tell their story. Anyone working as part of a ministry network is invited to attend.
What difference does working together make? Does it even matter? Those are some of the questions explored in the latest issue of Evangelical Missions Quarterly.
A growing collection of downloadable resources is available on LeMotif’s shop, and the price is reduced to just 95 cents through 15 January 2020.
“I know how you can tell this story,” I said to a colleague with a smile. “Someone did something that made a positive change among some group of people in some country, and it’s so amazing everyone needs to know about it!”
In 2012 I took a media team to a country in central Africa to get stories about Bible translation projects in the country. We stayed in a guesthouse at an educational institution, and nearby was a school for the students’ children.