Mission Frontiers Nov-Dec 2023

Movements Accelerating through Crisis Response
All the world came to Egypt to buy grain from Joseph, because the famine was severe everywhere (Genesis 41:57, NIV). God can use all kinds of crisis situations to draw to Himself people who are far from him. Natural disasters, droughts, and even man-made crises can open doors of opportunity in otherwise closed places. The context of demonstrating God’s love in crisis often creates fertile soil for the sowing of Gospel seeds. If the Church is prepared to respond, the progression of Readiness-Relief-Recovery-Rebuilding can yield both immediate and long-term Kingdom results.
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• Movement Leadership in Crises: Applying Principles from Great by Choice
• The Power of a Decentralized Gospel
• Movements Responding to Crises: 24:14 Goal: Movement Engagements in Every Unreached People and Place by 2025 (26 Months)
• Rapid Response in Seasons of Receptivity
• Insights from Movements for Effective Crisis Response
• Trauma Healing in Crisis Response
• Organizations Shifting: Crisis Response and Movements
• Displaced and Redeemed: The Story of God’s People According to Stephen
• Partnering with God: Prayer as a Crisis Response
• APEST: Roles for Equipping Everyone in Disaster Response
• 50 Examples of Movements in Crisis Response
• When Crisis Rings: Digital Strategies Using Zúme
• P.R.E.P.A.R.E. to Respond to Crisis
• RALPH D WINTER LAUNCH LAB: A Catalyst for Mission Innovation
• Disciple-making Skills Without Mindset Shifts Won’t Produce Lasting Fruit
• Welcome to the Ralph D. Winter Research Center Website
• Unreached of the Day
• Strategic Prayer for the Largest Frontier People Groups