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A Winding Road to Innovation DUKE DILLARD, Editor Let me bring you into the messy process a bit on this one… about a year ago, someone wrote me to ask about doing an issue on tools being used to reach the least reached. I liked the idea and agreed...

Theme: Methodologies HOPE & LOVE MEASURE: Measuring the experience of God's lovePlanning a Research ProjectFrom Flat Data to Three-Dimensional InsightIntroducing Lausanne’s Co-Catalysts for the Research and Strategic Information NetworkSee you...

This panel focuses on reconciliation and peace-building amid suffering and conflict. Ivan Rusyn shares his experiences from Ukraine, emphasizing ‘theology of a hug’, where presence and compassion help ease suffering in war. He highlights the...

Totok Wiryasaputra shares how he helped start and now leads the Indonesian Association of Psycho-Spiritual Counselors (IAPC) to raise mental-health awareness and develop psycho-spiritual caregiving within Indonesian churches across denominations. He...

Ed Michaelson shares how his calling to missions led him to work as a tentmaker bi-vocationally as an A&E doctor in southeast London while founding 500k, a charity that trains and supports Indian leaders to share the gospel and plant churches in...

Valentyn and Liuba Siniy share how Russia’s full-scale invasion has reshaped church life in Ukraine, from early surges of seekers asking “Where is God?” to ongoing fatigue, trauma, and uneven realities between frontline and distant regions....

What if the most important work God is doing in your leadership right now is not through you, but in you? Richard Clinton discusses how God forms leaders over time, highlighting the critical role of early adulthood in shaping character, calling, and...

Another way Unto carries out its mission is through agriculture workshops, where missionaries work with local Christians to equip people to grow their own food and support their communities. Along the way, they share the gospel through Jesus Film...

What if your city could become a catalyst for global gospel impact? This Lausanne Global Classroom series explores why cities matter in God’s mission, unpacking a biblical theology of the city, the realities of global urbanization, and the...

Passover is a significant Jewish festival that foreshadows the story of Easter, helping Christians see more clearly how Jesus’ death and resurrection fulfil God’s plan of redemption. Read how this can open doors for meaningful connection with...

...But that raises an important question: how do new believers grow into a deep, daily relationship with Jesus? There really are two parts to that Matthew 28 verse segment. Firstly, we are called to go and make disciples. And secondly, we are called...

Applying a Faithful Balance "Can all the Christians of England sit still with folded arms while these multitudes in China are perishing for lack of knowledge?" These words from James Hudson Taylor expressed his frustration at the smug satisfaction...

The country of Uruguay is known for a few things: soccer, beaches, asado, and an impervious nonchalance towards the gospel. Boasting the highest number of atheists, agnostics, and ‘nones’ in Latin America, Uruguay is an anomaly in an otherwise...

This issue of MF focuses on missionaries who have returned to their home country. You’ll read about the struggles, sorrows, joys, and God’s faithfulness through it all. This issue is for those of you supporting workers to help you better...

What if the greatest obstacle to Global Mission isn’t persecution, secularism, or other religions—but the people of God themselves? In this prophetic message from the Third Lausanne Congress in Cape Town (2010), Dr. Chris Wright delivers a call...