Missions information: State and growth of Christian mission

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"All peoples on earth will be blessed through you." -- Genesis 12:3

Facts about missions: Statistical and other data about world evangelism

"I now understand and embrace the strategic sacrifice necessary to accomplish God's global passion. The passion has been ignited in me."
    -- Nathan Fielding, Nazarene Bible College student

• Phil Bogosian: Every day 66,000 people die in unreached people groups [ click here for quote ]
• 10/40 Window: Map plus explanation and statistics on this area inhabited by unreached peoples [ click here ]
• Mission statistics: If the world were just one village of a hundred people . . . what would it look like?
• Only 7 churches in the USA/Canada? North Africa's Christian workers are outnumbered by the general population by two million to one. What if the same ratio were applied to the U.S. and Canada?
•   Missionary parable: The Society for the Picking of Apples [ read the parable ]
• Timeline of people and missionary events through the centuries
• "What happened in missions today?" An "on this day" look at world evangelism happenings
• Nazarene missions data and numbers
  • Map showing administrative regions of Nazarene global outreach [ see world map ]
  • Where Nazarene missions dollars go: Statistical overview of Nazarene missions
  • Nazarene world literature ministry: Allmost 100 languages

Reaching the lost: External links to missions statistics

• Joshua Project
• Maps
  • Missions Atlas project - great maps, including some interactive ones

The problem is with our passion

The chief problem today in the world evangelism enterprise is our lack of passion. . . [ read more ]

SNU missions course materials and syllabi

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