When missionaries stumble over questions on funding appointments, they telegraph shallow thinking. Donors pick it up immediately. So do your homework!

Over 40 years ago when I married my husband, Pete, we started “living by faith” as it was often referred to. There was no budget. But I have to say God was faithful…

Clear, candid and well-organized missionary newsletters are most effective.

Since launching TWAM (a discipling ministry to public school teachers all over Zambia) I realized I must increase my funding significantly.

I was once told that perseverance is “going ahead afraid.” That is, “do what is right even though you are fearful.” I found those three words to be true in funding, but it took a kick in the pants to put it into practice.

If you have not yet sent your end-of-year or start-of-year appeal, it’s not too late! But you must act quickly.

“J” is a faithful giving partner of many missionaries for many years, she understands giving and receiving. I asked her and her husband to respond to these questions about missionary newsletters

I recently received some perceptive comments about my newsletter from a reader who receives many missionary newsletters…

Before I joined the Navigator ministry I figured that some people were good at fundraising—but I assumed I would not be one of them.