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Everyone has dreams. Have you ever had a dream you thought was from God, or that brought up an urgent concern that led you to start asking spiritual questions?

Hear how Ingegard Larson kept giving and serving for the more than 50 years after a health problem brought her home, leaving a legacy for others.

Knowing you are called to the ministry of reconciliation doesn’t tell you how it should take shape in your life. So, how do you discern that?

“Wise men still seek him.” Maybe you've seen the phrase on Christmas cards and country church signs. An encounter with an astrologer brought it to mind.

“Items May Have Shifted” tells the stories of missionaries who left everything and moved across the world to serve among the unreached—and then were rerouted.

During the first months of the war in Ukraine, the Walkers hosted more than 150 people and Lisa Walker made them dill pickle soup by the gallon.

What does it really take to go and stay in hard places? We asked those doing it why they stayed and what advice they'd give others coming behind them.

Nazan was ready to be baptized, but he had one condition: he wanted to be baptized in the presence of his Muslim friend, Hamd.

Bee had been ill for two weeks, was suffering from stomach pains and headaches and not eating. She was also having brutal and disturbing nightmares.

Brooke wants to be a missionary long-term, and she needs training and experience to get there from here. She found both with a ministry in Clarkston, Georgia.

PALM is Pioneers ministry offering Bible courses, discipleship and leadership training for people at all stages of Christian maturity.

Fatima was surprised by and afraid of the changes she saw in her husband, Ibrahim. She started to suspect he had abandoned Islam.

Part of our WorldViews children’s missions mission curriculum, this video provides a brief, understandable overview of what Hindus believe.

It was 2018 when Hanedi’s husband, Mahdi, told her he wouldn’t be fasting during Ramadan with her that year. And that was only the beginning.

Part of our WorldViews children’s mission curriculum, this video provides a brief, understandable overview of what tribal peoples believe.

Part of our WorldViews childrenPart of our WorldViews childs mission curriculum, this video provides a brief, understandable overview of what unreligious people believe.

Part of our WorldViews children’s mission curriculum, this video provides a brief, understandable overview of what Muslim people believe.

Part of our WorldViews children’s mission curriculum, this video provides a brief, understandable overview of what Buddhist people believe.

When Mahdi fled Sudan for Egypt, he brought with him questions, questions about why people would kill one another in the name of God.

Frank is an unconventional missionary who uses social media to reach spiritual seekers and coaches teams on the field to do the same.

In our recent roundtable, former field workers shared their perspectives on some of the big questions people ask about missions.

In this roundtable video, former field workers and mission leaders shared what’s true and maybe not so true about mission perceptions.

A photo essay featuring dramatic photos from Mongolia, including families and children of Mongolian and Kazakh ethnicity.

How would you pray for these women and girls? What do you think their needs, hopes and fears might be? What qualities might they bring to the Church?

Life in a coastal fishing village—in Southeast Asia, or really, anywhere—can be both rugged and refreshing. Can you picture God at work here?

Wanderlust—or a passion for the nations—got you longing to travel? Make a virtual visit to a busy, East Asian city: Bangkok, Thailand. See yourself there?

Take a closer look at what it means to be Japanese today. How might what we see shape our prayers and strategies to serve the Japanese?

What would you see in a North African city or town? Come with us on a virtual tour with photos from the mosque and market to the bakery, café and classroom.

“God didn’t say, ‘Go into all the world where you can get a missionary visa.’ He just said, ‘Go into all the world.’” – Ted Fletcher

Pioneers Greg and Alex have put more than 50,000 audio gospels into the hands of Quechua people. Journey with them into the Andes mountains.

In the midst of lack, the African has found joy and exuberance, says Eugene Yakohene, director of Pioneers-Africa. This joy springs from the inside.

Pioneers in Europe are doing their best to help meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of refugees while they are in transit.

Maverick follows the story of Bishara, a Muslim man from Central Africa who had everything going for him until a chance encounter dramatically changed his life.

What does missions really look like? Join us as we uncover the messy, rewarding, sometimes dangerous journey of following Jesus to the nations.

Pioneers produces compelling podcasts on a variety of topics and in a variety of storytelling formats. Start listening!

Create a lasting legacy with your gift. Pioneers can help you tailor your charitable gift to your financial, tax or estate planning objectives.

Googling Jesus is a collection of our best or favorite stories about digital media outreach. Read online or in e-book format!

A collection of stories of missionaries who left everything and moved across the world to serve among the unreached—and then were rerouted, often without much warning.

Looking for a job? We're hiring! Check out what jobs we have available for you to work at our Mobilization Base in Orlando, Florida.

This book tells the story of a Wall Street executive and his wife that were called to the unreached and took a step of faith that changed the course of their lives.

Pioneers empowers gospel-driven Christians to go to the ends of the earth together in relentless pursuit of the unreached.

Would your church benefit from doing missions in partnership with Pioneers? When you come to a Church Partner Forum, we will become better acquainted with each other.

Ameeq provides a solid foundation for understanding a Muslim’s worldview, theology and culture from within their frame of reference.

In his new book, Pioneers-USA Steve Richardson uses stories from Scripture, history and his own ministry experience to wrestle with questions about modern missions.

Will you help support the Lilias Trotter Center? By doing so, you are helping share the name of Jesus with Muslims around the world.

PALM (Preparing Arab-world Leaders for Ministry) addresses the need of Arab world believers for discipleship and leadership development.

In 2024, we are determined to mobilize 95 new missionaries from North Africa, West Africa and East Asia, as well as another 180 from the U.S.

Digital media outreach provides an opening for the gospel like never before. You can help us break down barriers so the unreached can hear about Jesus.

Support the strategic priorities of our mission in the world: recruiting, training, and sending missionaries who share the gospel with the unreached.

Many Pioneers teams need people with skills in agriculture to open doors and meet the needs of unreached people groups around the world.

No matter your training and talents, there is a place for you in missions. Interested in exploring specific opportunities? We are waiting to hear from you!

Would you like to be a welcomer who offers practical help and words of life to immigrants and refugees? Volunteer or join a team doing immigrant ministry.

Pioneers is looking for people with a knack for media creation and strategy, plus a passion to engage people with little access to the gospel.

Not all missionaries are preachers or teachers. Some are working in IT and engineering to reach people in places that are difficult to access.

On a launch team, you can land to focus on language and culture, mentored by long-term church planters, before you go to a new location.

Pioneers around the world use art and media to advance the gospel. Dance, web design, music or social media marketing can be how you do church planting.

Is God calling you to serve among Muslims? Go prepared. Several training programs help thoughtful Christians learn about Muslims and Islam.

God is tugging at your heart to GO and reach the nations. But you have to ask, "What about my career?" Do you have to choose, or can you do both?

When your eyes were opened to the nations, you wondered: how do my education and my calling as a teacher fit in with God’s global purposes?