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In our recent roundtable discussion, former field workers shared their perspectives on some of the big questions people ask about missions. Hear what they have to say.

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

You may have assumptions about what kind of person becomes a missionary, or what missionaries do. What's the reality?

Tom first learned about Jesus from a tract that made its way to a Hindu temple in the forest. Today, he uses new media to share the gospel with many more.

A young missionary from America has two passions: baking and Jesus. Watch as Lindsey figures out how to combine the two in France—one of the culinary capitals of the world.

Aisha had little access to the gospel, but she had questions. See how a digital media ministry met here where she was and helped her find a new way.

When Elyse was 24, she went on an adventure around the world. She wanted to experience what real daily missionary life was like. And so can you.

Prayer is absolutely essential. We continually see God use the prayers of His people to pave the way for ministry breakthroughs all over the world.

Brad and a friend lead a group of their international friends into one of the longest slot canyons in the world for a week-long, 50-mile hike.

What if a spiritual seeker in an unreached part of the world uses Google, YouTube or even Facebook to find answers to their questions about Christianity? It happens more than you may think.

Bangkok has nearly 15 million people. Less than 1% of them follow Jesus. This place is hotter, harder and more resistant to the gospel than you can imagine.

Ted Fletcher wondered whether he was ready to die during the Korean War. Watch this one-minute animated video to find out how he responded to that question and founded Pioneers 40+ years ago.

Pioneering isn’t about chasing immediate gratification or walking worn-in trails. It isn’t even about adventure, although adventure certainly awaits.

This vibrant, colorful land produced some of the world’s most influential Christians in the earliest centuries. Now the Church is being reborn.

Can you be a missionary if no church sends you? See why every missionary should have a sending church.

What is a missionary? And is everyone supposed to be one? Is missionary even a biblical word? Definitions matter. Find out why.

As a missionary goes out, they are usually sent by their local church. But the goal is not to replicate their local church in another context.

Lost. Unreached. Words Christians use to describe people who aren't followers of Jesus. Where do these terms come from and what's the difference?

It may feel like you just need to get out there as quickly as possible. Why you should partner with an agency when it could potentially slow you down?

Seventeen people in Anika’s village recently came to faith.

How will non-literate people groups—like the Quechua in the mountains of Bolivia—hear the gospel unless someone goes to them? A father-and-son team are getting them audio gospels.

What do you do when your team hits a wall because of the dark spiritual worship happening around you? This is how one team is fighting against the darkness.

Hear from two Pioneers in this video who are making Southeast Asia their home and bringing the light of the kingdom into their community.

Witness the exuberance and creativity of our brothers and sisters in the Pioneers-Africa movement—their unique challenges, context and perseverance.

Rani was broken. As a recent widow infected with HIV by her late husband, she was forced to leave her home and tried to end her life. But God had a different plan.

How far would you go to learn about Jesus? Drawn from Islamic mysticism, hear the journey of an evangelist unfold as he seeks answers and shares them with those around him.

We sent Rob–a friend of Pioneers–to see how God is moving in Central Asia. Follow along as he hears the stories of people God is drawing to Himself.

Three tough years of sharing the gospel with skaters in urban Southeast Asia. He had new plans and a new place to live and work. Then God called him back.

After living in Albania for several years, Andrew and Alecia moved to Greece to make disciples among Albanians who have immigrated there.

Like the buried treasure in Jesus’ parable, a people group of 120,000 has remained hidden from the outside world for centuries.