Mission Frontiers

Denny Spitters and Matthew Ellison recently published the provocative book When Everything is Missions. You can tell by the title these authors took on some sacred cows with this writing. I have written endorsements for many books. However, this is the only book to date I believe every North American […]

How did Everything become Missions?

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The United States recognizes November of each year as “American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month.”  And in light of this recognition, I thought it would be appropriate to remind you of these peoples while challenging you to consider serving them through your ministries. The North American Mission Board estimates […]

Native Peoples in North America

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