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Carmel, In, Us

Carmel, In, Us

MDE: Providing authentic access into unreached communities so that everyone may experience the love and hear the message of Jesus.We believe this is often best done through relationships built in the natural setting of the “marketplace” of a community. Relationships that are developed by working alongside people -- either as a fellow employee or as the owner of a business.Our goal is to help connect those Christ-followers with opportunities and with resources that encourage and enable them to use their vocational skills and passions in unreached communities for the purpose of teaming with others in planting healthy, reproducing churches through the natural relationships that flow from working and living in authentic ways in those communities.

Strengthening and equipping those on the front lines of anti-human trafficking icon-flowerOur vision is to see slavery abolished and the lives of survivors restored through creating awareness, empowering advocacy, and building partnerships for the prevention, rescue, and restoration of trafficked people in Bali and throughout Indonesia.

Madison, Wi, Us

The Urbana Student Missions Conference is a life-changing, four-day experience designed for you to discern your place in God's global mission. Come with your community to learn from mentors and experts, and connect with hundreds of real missions organizations connected across the world.Check out https://urbana.org where you can learn all about Urbana, and follow the @UrbanaMissions Instagram account to keep up with the latest info. Listen to the "Urbana 22 Live: We Will Rise!" album at https://slinky.to/Urbana22Live.

Madison, Wi, Us

The Urbana Legacy God has used Urbana to compel generations of students to give their whole lives to his global mission. A commitment to extend the challenging invitation to serve long-term in God’s mission around the world has fueled 25 Urbana Student Missions Conferences since 1946. Each Urbana seeks to meet students where they are—considering their current context, needs, and struggles. Urbana creates space for young adults to see God in his glory, to identify where their passions and gifts intersect with what God is doing in the world, and to discern how he might be inviting them to join him in fulfilling his mission. Furthermore, Urbana proclaims that God’s invitation to join him on his mission begins NOW—on campus, in the workplace, around the neighborhood—and continues, by God’s grace, for a lifetime. MICHAEL OH“Urbana was my introduction to God’s global kingdom work in 1990. It inspired me and many in my generation to do and to be what we are today as global servants.”REV. DR. BRENDA SALTER MCNEIL“Urbana is one of those rare opportunities to participate in a more global, multi-national, multi-ethnic, multi-lingual event in a unique ‘heaven on earth’ experience. What you encounter at Urbana – in the teaching, the worship, and the fellowship – gives you a model for what can be replicated in your local context and around the world. That’s transformation.”ANDY CROUCH“No event has changed more about how I see the world, and God’s mission in the world, than Urbana. It’s an indispensable opportunity to hear from global leaders, deepen your understanding of the biblical story, and listen for your call.”

Orlando, Fl, Us

We believe that the Bible is God’s Word to us — something that everyone should be able to understand in their own language. But approximately 1,600 languages* around the world are still waiting for a translation project to begin. When people finally get the Bible in their own language, lives often change in amazing ways. People are transformed as they are led to Jesus Christ and a right relationship with God.That’s why Wycliffe Bible Translators exists — to help speakers of these remaining languages get the Bible for themselves. And we won’t stop until all people have God’s Word in a language they understand.————————————————————————The Worldwide Status of Bible Translation:—More than 1,500 languages have access to the New Testament and some portions of Scripture in their language.—More than 650 languages have the complete translated Bible.—About 7,000 languages* are known to be in use today.—At least 1.5 billion people do not have the full Bible in their first language. More than 110 million do not have a single verse of Scripture.—More than 2,500 languages across 170 countries have active translation and linguistic development work happening right now.—Approximately 1,600 languages* still need a Bible translation project to begin.*Does not include sign languages

Orlando, Fl, Us

Orlando, Fl, Us

Orlando, Fl, Us

Orlando, Fl, Us

Indianapolis, In, Us

Master Of Arts, Global Leadership

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Graphic Arts & Journalism

Biblical Studies