Teachers
We desperately need teachers.
We desperately, desperately need teachers. From certified professional to teach in accredited schools to individuals who can serve a season helping a missionary family home school their children, and everything in between.
There are situations where, if a teacher doesn’t arrive soon, missionaries will have to leave the field because their children’s educational needs are not being met.
Teammates
There are seekers desperate for the Gospel who are having to wait because there aren’t enough people there to tell them.
We have numerous fields that need teammates. Many of Team Expansion’s workers have more seekers and Bible studies than they can keep up with alone.
It breaks our hearts that there are seekers desperate for the Gospel who are having to wait because there aren’t enough people there to tell them.
There’s an especially big need in North Africa among seeking Muslims and in Taiwan and other parts of Asia.
We’ve also seen an increased need for teammates for those serving refugees in various parts of the world, including Jordan and Italy.
Pioneers
There are still so many people who have never heard the Gospel.
We also need new teams to go into parts of the world where we don’t currently have any workers.
We’d love to talk with churches who will pray like crazy, adopt a specific unreached region or people group, explore the area for the best way to send and sustain a team, and take action in seeing the Gospel multiplied across that area.
There are still so many people who have never heard the Gospel – who have never met a Christian or seen a Bible or heard the name of Jesus. We need people determined to tell them – wherever that might be.
Where do you think the greatest need is for missionaries in the world right now? Where do you see a harvest field desperate for more workers? Tell us in the comments.
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