Our GPs have a vibrant relationship with Jesus. They nurture their own souls with regular time in prayer, the Scriptures and other spiritual habits. They care for their families well. They have guardrails and embrace accountability to ensure they are walking with Jesus.

Our Global Partners focus on Unreached People Groups. An unreached people group is an ethnic group that lacks a community of believing Christians capable of evangelizing the people of their own culture without outside assistance (see www.joshuaproject.net)

We’re looking for GPs whose primary strategy is to identify, equip and empower indigenous leaders to eventually continue the work of multiplying disciples and churches to their own culture. An indigenous leader is a person who was born in the local culture, as opposed to someone coming in from a different culture.

Their primary focus is multiplying relational disciple makers that result in new congregations of believers. Like Jesus’ strategy, they’re committed to pouring into a few who are trained to go and do likewise. This slow and patient emphasis on relational disciple making will, Lord willing, reap a sustainable and exponential return, even if it comes long after the missionary’s tenure has ended.

We’re looking for Global Partners who partner their gospel proclamation with gospel demonstration, reflecting the love, grace and compassion of God to their neighbors in word and deed. They preach the power of the gospel and demonstrate the values of the Kingdom as they strive for peace and show mercy to the poor, marginalized, sick, and suffering.

We’re looking for leaders who desire to initiate a multiplying movement, rather than implement an individual endeavor. These leaders are thinking strategically about how to multiply and scale what they’re doing to be bigger than them, preferring long-term sustainable success over short-term gains. And there is a track record of effectively developing and multiplying others. We’re not concerned about the size of their ministry, but the scope of their strategy.

We want to partner with people who have the capacity and desire for a significant relationship with us. We want to leverage the power of focus to care for and invest heavily in a few partners. At the same time, we envision them helping us disciple and develop the missional impulse of our people by communicating well, providing financial transparency, receiving short-term trips and spending time with our church during their visits to the States.