Early on I never thought about how the missionaries who discipled me were funded. I assumed their international headquarters sent money every month. But when I became the leader, I was a shocked—it costs money to do ministry!

It was a frightful experience. In 1996, after an overseas trip, I began to see floaters in my right eye. The next day, the retina detached like a torn curtain.

As a young Gospel worker, I faced fear every time I thought about calling someone to set an MPD appointment. It was not only the phone call that scared me—merely thinking about the phone call scared me!

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

Q & A with Sess Serge, National Director Navigators Cote d’ Ivoire

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

Do yourself a favor with a short last-minute funding reminder for 2020.

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.