Send Me! Your Journal to the Nations
Getting There – Linking
The next critical step to consider (and the point at which many prospective candidates get sidetracked or detoured) is how you'll get there. Will you serve with a
specific mission agency, church, or denomination? Who will you serve and where are they? And how about training?
Step
5: Church and agency contact and candidacy.
What sending group or “team” (church or agency) is the best
fit for you as the vehicle for service? Your best work is not a solo
effort.
What kind of team do you need to make you most effective and to help
you grow the most? What kind of team leader do you need to stay focused
and
effective? What are the options? How do you think through the various
possi-bilities?
Church and
Agency Contact and Candidacy
by Steve Hoke
How to Choose
a Sending Church or Agency
by Bill Taylor
What the
Sending Group (Church/Mission) Wants to Know About You
by Bill Taylor
Calling for
the Return of the Rare Breed
by Bill Taylor
Step
6: Ministry assignment search.
Related to the question of the mission sending group are the questions
of location, people group, and specific role on a church planting team
that God is asking you to fulfill in reaching others with the gospel.
Who are they? Where are they? How can your gifts be used in reaching
those
people or in building up the national church? What is your lifelong assignment
in God’s overall game plan?
Ministry
Assignment Search
by Steve Hoke
The
Missionary Preparation Matrix
by Steve Hoke
Biblical “Road Signs” to
Guide Your Decision-Making
by Steve Hoke
Decision-Making
Worksheet
by Steve Hoke
Step
7: Hands-on missionary training.
Language and culture learning are part of a missionary’s “Basic
Training” in the hands-on and practical side of living among and
relating to people who need the Lord. What are the various ways to gain
the most practical skill training outside the classroom?
Hands-On
Missionary Training
by Steve Hoke
Why
Overseas Missionary Training Works
by Roger Charles
Customize
Your Mission Training
by Steve Hoke
Return to Preparation and Training Path
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