About This Blog
Members of the Mission staff and board share their thoughts. Rhyme, reason, and rhythm do not enter the blogging world. Our bloggers randomly share their take on life, work, and the Great Commission. Their thoughts may be sad, humorous, or sobering. A blogger may plod slowly or lope exultantly. Enjoy their erratic meanderings.
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Uruguay: An Unfinished Task
Many missionary sending agencies are shifting their focus away from some of the countries that have been targeted over the past century. Countries in Central and South America, which once received hundreds of North American…Continue reading»
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Contagious Faith
“The Cuban people just work their way into your heart.” I have heard sentiments like this shared over and over by people who have visited this beautiful island nation. This was my experience with the Cuban youth. I had the…Continue reading»
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Sending Their Sons and Daughters
“Hola Mark, como estás hermano?” I receive this message at regular intervals from a Brazilian brother, Rogerio Silva. I met Rogerio a few years ago in Rivera, Uruguay. On Saturday night, Rogerio spoke with passion to…Continue reading»
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Impacting Individuals and Communities
In his book, The Hole In Our Gospel, Richard Stearns, president of World Vision, describes the plight of people who need our help around the world. One of the “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” as he calls them, that…Continue reading»
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Funding the Great Commission
Guest blog by Mark Price As we pray for missions, we have to consider the less appealing side of our mission enterprise...funding. While missionaries and foreign lands are exciting and appealing, nothing is exciting…Continue reading»
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They Love the People!
“Every time God has moved them from a church, everyone in the area grieves their loss.” One of the members of the Cuban national leadership said this of Ramon Sanchez, the president of the Cuban Free Will Baptist Convention. Continue reading»