Single mission workers are a key part of God’s Kingdom work. Even though they play such a crucial role in fulfilling the Great Commission, they can often be a demographic that is overlooked. With that in mind, here are some practical things to consider when caring for singles in missions.

While only a few people might actually go overseas or into a specific ministry, the mission work isn’t only for them; it’s God’s work and He invites all those who follow Him to partake in fulfilling the Great Commission. There are countless ways to incorporate missions into every aspect of the local church, and we’ve listed a few here for you to help you get your creativity flowing! We want to help you discover ways to involve your whole church in God’s Kingdom work.

Going on a short-term mission trip is a wonderful opportunity for people of any age to see the work that God is doing in the world.  While there are countless things to be learned throughout the trip, one crucial aspect that can be easily overlooked is the debriefing process.  Without taking proper time to reflect, […] The post Advice for Debriefing Short-Term Mission Trips appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.

Care packages can be a key way to support overseas mission workers.  The holidays can be an especially difficult time for those who are a long way from their home and family.  Receiving a care package can be a way to both provide for a need they have and encourage them.  As the Christmas season […] The post 5 Tips for Sending Care Packages this Christmas appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.

As we prepare our hearts for Easter, our team wants to offer a space for you to reflect on Jesus’ ministry as the perfect template for missions. Indeed, He was sent (Jn 20:21), He left (Jn 3:13), He loved (Jn 15:8), He served (Mk 10:45), He sacrificed (Eph 5:2), He commissioned (Mt 28:18-20), and He […] The post A Guided Reflection on the Ultimate Mission: Easter appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.

This blog was written by Leanne Monge Barrera and generously contributed by Greater Europe Mission Canada. You can read the original post here. Do you remember your first exposure to missions? If you grew up in a Christian church, perhaps the idea was first planted in Vacation Bible School. There we would be regaled of […] The post Why Should We Care About Missions? appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.

This blog and accompanying resource were developed by Leanne Monge Barrera and generously contributed by Greater Europe Mission Canada. You can find the original post here.  Click on any of the following categories to download this prayer guide for pastors, for missions committees, or for friends and families. Prayers are vital to the longevity and […] The post A Month of Missions-Minded Prayer appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.

Donna and Jim Brownstone have been watching their spending closely during the pandemic. Thankfully, their family still has regular income, but there is enough uncertainty about the economy that they feel that it’s wise to be careful. They also remember that Christmas is just around the corner, and they’d like to have a few things […] The post Thinking Through Generous Giving appeared first on Global Missions Toolbox.