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At the end of their careers, many Christians have more time, flexibility and life experience than ever. Why not use those things to further the kingdom of God?

Missionaries head to the field expecting to stay indefinitely, but many things can bring them home. What can your church do to prepare them?

We went to Farha’s home after she gave birth, gave her a baby blanket, and prayed for mother and child in the name of Jesus. Then she told us her story.

After experiencing trauma, Asha turned to drugs. But it was when she turned to Jesus that her mom called the police.

What does it mean to be a “sending church”? We find several clues in the Book of Acts, and they all come from one remarkable church.

Do you like surprises? My instinctive response is always yes. But then I wonder, Wait a minute, what kind of surprise are we talking about?

Church mission budgets reflect how what we mean when we talk about mission(s) has evolved over the years. Do our budgets reflect our priorities?

You may not realize this, but homeschooled families are much like missionaries who live overseas and bring the good news of Jesus to the world.

Everyone has dreams. Have you ever had a dream you thought was from God, or that brought up a 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.

Can you stop human trafficking before it starts? Cynthia decides to find out. She moves into a mountain village to meet the people where they live.

Young Ah, a missionary in Japan, has a passion for kimonos and sees this as an opportunity to build community and share about Jesus in her home.

Wary of religion and afraid of cults, many Japanese people are reluctant to visit a church. But Young Ah discovered she could easily invite them over for coffee.

In this 360 video, you can see what it’s like to drive on narrow lanes through towering hedgerows. Pray for followers of Jesus in places like this.

A Pioneers couple prayed for a way to create hope for kids in a city where it's almost too cold to live. See how God opened the door—through basketball.

In this 360 video, you can take a little tour of downtown Sheffield and learn why cathedrals are such significant city markers in the UK.

Mountains calling? It takes more than four hours of cliff-side driving to reach this Himalayan town. Many who live here have never heard about Jesus.

Ever been to a Buddhist monastery? No? Let's stop by and watch the people ring bells and pay a lama to read scripture to them as they usher in the Tibetan New Year.

What if you had the chance to go for a drive with an American living in Japan? In this 360 video, you can. Patrick and his family spent six years in Hiroshima, Japan.

Come spend a few minutes in this 360 video touring Peace Park in Japan, built to honor and remember those killed by an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945.

Travel with our photographer to a city by the sea in North Africa and see what life is like for those who live there.

Sikhs, one of the most recognizable and self-confident minorities in South Asia, are concentrated in one of its wealthiest regions. Take a look.

Come with us to the steppes of Asia, where many continue to spend at least part of the year following their herds and living in sturdy tents.

Want to show people love even when you don’t know the language? Learn to appreciate their traditions. A photographer captures images of weavers in Morocco.

Visiting an East African city, we joined a local brother for community outreach in a lower-income neighborhood. Can you see yourself ministering in a community like this?

Between eight and ten percent of our planet’s people practice some form of Buddhism. Come with us to visit a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Asia.

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? Think about their possible needs, hopes and fears. 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?

A commitment to pioneer—we're embarking on a journey to engage 250 more people groups with the gospel in the next 10 years.

Pioneers has 16 mobilization gateways around the world, all working together toward the common goal of seeing no more unreached people groups.

Lee lo que Pioneers cree sobre Dios, Jesús, el Espíritu Santo, las Escrituras, la humanidad, la salvación, la resurrección, la Iglesia y la Gran Comisión.

Join us for a one-day event for church mission leaders to explore key topics, hear expert speakers, engage in discussions, and deepen our commitment to God's kingdom.

Most Christians know the biblical story of "Jonah and the whale," but how many of us have thought deeply about its life-changing message and global implications? There's

Launch is a required week-long training event, usually attended between 3–6 months of departure to the field, and covers a variety of helpful topics.

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.

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Southeast Asia on March 28. Will you help families in this moment of immense need? Give to help on-the-ground efforts.

In 2025, we are determined to recruit more than 300 new missionary candidates and build mobilization capacity in Africa and Asia.

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.

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.

A new organization connects believers with ministry needs worldwide so those who want to help and those who need assistance can find each other.

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?