Why Should African Americans Participate in World Missions? A VIDEO
Last summer, MTW took a historic vision trip with a team comprised entirely of African Americans. The group, collectively called RADD (Reformed and Diverse Delegates), traveled to Australia to learn from and minister to Aboriginals. This team is committed to mobilizing people of color, especially African Americans, in both local and global missions.
Now this instrumental group is calling other African Americans to serve. Why should African Americans be involved in missions? Because it's what the Great Commission commands. Because African Americans bring a unique perspective and can come alongside others in their struggle. The world is waiting for people of color. They're waiting for hope.
Why should African Americans participate in world missions? Watch as these Reformed African-American leaders answer the question.
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SEE MOREPray our the church revitalization efforts in England and Scotland as MTW missionaries come alongside UK national pastors to strengthen their efforts.
Give thanks for faithful missionaries who have spent their lives serving internationally in global missions.
Pray for parents in the unique challenges that come with raising kids on the mission field. Pray for missionary kids growing up as third culture kids.
Pray for those God is calling to serve internationally that they would hear clearly and heed His call.
Pray for Kharkiv Presbyterian Church in eastern Ukraine. Amid constant fighting, the church remains strong and retains a deep commitment to care for its community.
Pray that churches would actively live out the Great Commission, making disciples of non-Christians and sending workers into the field.
DAY 30: Pray for security and stability in Haiti.
DAY 29: Pray for a Bible translation project in rural North Africa.
DAY 28: Pray for new church planting opportunities in Sofia and Ruse, Bulgaria. And pray for wise, mature, and bold Bulgarian leadership to be raised up.
DAY 27: There is a surge of refugees in Southeast Asia; pray for the team trying to assist and minister to them.
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