
The updated version of this remarkable prayer encyclopedia tells what God has been doing throughout the world, giving factual and very detailed treatment of all 240 countries of the world as well a section on special ministries. Operation World is also inspiring in its coverage of the powerful reality of God’s Spirit at work around the world telling of dramatic developments in the church. “Every Christian should be praying for the world outside their own borders. And to do that intelligently, I know of no resource as helpful as Operation World.” Ajith Fernando, National Director, Youth for Christ, Sri Lanka
Window on the World brings alive the culture, history and traditions of all sorts of different people. With 2-page fully illustrated photographic layouts of over 100 peoples, 'fact files' and 'do you know' features, Window on the World takes you on a journey to homes Worldwide.
100 Days is a CD-sized book made up of bite-sized extracts from Operation World. Containing 100 days of prayer for the world, the book combines prayer material for all the major countries with themed entries as diverse as the sex-trade, key unreached people groups, landmines and orphans. With each day bringing something fresh and varied, 100 Days is the ideal prayer-jogger. It will inspire and stimulate prayer, and is intended as a companion volume to Operation World.
Rediscovering the role God designed for the church concerning the Great Commision is a critical issue facing the cross-cultural movement today. That role is to glorify God by planting churches among every tongue, tribe, and nation. This book shows how churches can become centers of cross-cultural ministry and implementation and so accomplish God's design for the local church.
You can get involved in the Great Commission! You can Serve as a Sender! This book will teach you how to care for the missionaries you know while they are preparing to go, while they are on the field and when they return home. You will be amazed at how active you can be in missions. This book is being distributed around the world and has been translated into many languages. Translations in other languages are in process.
This unique resource highlights churches throughout the US that have developed excellent cross-cultural ministry programs using the particular gifts and abilities of their members. Through their examples, and Tom Telford 's practical suggestions for implementation, your church will discover a variety of unique ideas for enhancing your cross-cultural ministry program, improving cross-cultural worker support and working effectively with agencies. "Tom Telford's great passion is to see local churches of any size maximize their potential for global involvement. That's what this book is about." Dr. Ralph Winter, director, USCWM
Patrick Johnstone, editor of Operation World notes, "How can we arouse Christians in the West to enthusiasm about this exciting time of finishing the job Jesus gave us to do? So many are "me for me" centred rather than "me for others." This book gives some challenging answers.
God calls us to pray and think and dream and plan and work not to be made much of, but to make much of him in every part of our lives.” Most people slip by in life without a passion for God, spending their lives on triatl diversions, living for comfort and pleasure, and perhaps trying to avoid sin. This book will warn you not to get caught up in a life that counts for nothing. It will challenge you to live and die boasting in the cross of Christ and making the glory of God your singular passion. If you believe that to live is Christ and to die is gain, read this book, learn to live for Christ, and don’t waste your life!
More than 100,000 sold! Piper's must-read plea for God-centeredness in evangelization points to worship as the church's ultimate goal and proper fuel for outreach.
Famous cricket player C.T. Studd (1860-1931) pioneered mission work in the interior of Africa.
C.T.Studd - Cricketer and Pioneer By Norman P. Grubb. Originally published in 1933. A fascinating biography of an english country gentleman and cricketer who becomes a devoted missionary.
Three hours away from 'civilization' by air, and several days' travel up river by canoe, WEC missionaries, Ed and Doreen Dulka and their three children, lived and ministered among the Carapana Indians. They were kidnapped by a communist group, but the Spriit of God was at work too in the remote valley of the Caño Ti.
Give Me This Mountain and He Gave Us a Valley is Helen Roseveare’s autobiography, tracing her life in the Belgian Congo (later Zaire and now known as Democratic Republic of the Congo). During the Simba rebellion of the 1960's, Dr. Roseveare was one of many missionaries captured and mistreated by the rebel soldiers, God used these harsh experiences, coupled with other lessons learned before and after the rebellion, to give her the ministry she has today.
The diversity of authorship - practitioners, community educators, psychologists, mission strategists, medical professionals - and their collective insights and expertise have provided a valuable resource for those attempting to cope with the awesome task of being compassionate caregivers to the millions of children who desperately need help living through the tragedy and brokenness of AIDS.
Completely revised and updated, this book offers a transparent view of the world's children in crisis and outlines some Christian responses.
Dr. Phyllis Kilbourn and Marjorie McDermid provide us with a hands-on, practical resource for people who are ready to respond to the needs of exploited children. The authors of this volume outline helpful strategies and specific actions to combat this crisis. They also present effective healing and prevention programs.
Anyone working in urban mission or with forgotten children will be motivated by this volume and become better equipped to face the challenges of this complex ministry.
Let this refreshing guide show you how to still your soul before God after a day of being pulled in every direction and life is anything but still. A practical guide to spending time alone with God and enjoying His restful presence with you throughout each day.

Choosing Christ means embracing the life of a pilgrim and journeying confidently toward an unseen destination. It means abandoning loyalties that seem perfectly natural and making choices that take us beyond the comforts we think are so important. In this warming book, Susan Sutter acknowledges that this path is not always easy, but God has provided plenty of traveling tips - as well as a personal Guide - to help us make the journey with rewards we can never experience otherwise. Sutton's insights urge us to accept the challenge, for only on this path can we discover the loving God who is always a step ahead of us.
Each chapter includes notes for the journey, quotes from well-known Christians, a "for reflection" section with Scripture verses, and journaling suggestions.
In A Vision of the Deep, Susan Scott Sutton leads you toward a place of greater faith and intimacy in Christ. She reaches into her own spiritual journey as a missionary in Chad for 13 years, and shows how God brought her from spiritual self-effort to resting in His grace. Drawing from Scripture and from many different spiritual thinkers, A Vision of the Deep will give you the desire to pursue deeper life in Christ.
From her daily encounters as a medical missionary in Zaire, Dr Roseveare vividly relives her spiritual journey toward faith—a faith she saw in the African Christians and desired, yet did not possess. Through stories from her own experience and biblical application, she describes her tiny steps towards truly believing God. She discovered that "living faith" is that element which causes one to:
God is the hub of our wheel, states Helen Roseveare, and we are the spokes reaching out to the rim of the world. Living Fellowship examines the true meaning of biblical koinonia as a dynamic relationship between God, ourselves and others. True fellowship will involve submission, service, and suffering. Taking each theme in turn, Helen Roseveare draws on the teaching of Scripture and personal experience to show the practical outworking of God's invitation to us to share in a relationship with Him.
Dr. Helen Roseveare draws from her years as a missionary in Zaire to vividly illustrate her own personal journey toward the holiness of God. She has faced many disappointments on the way through her own lack of Christlikeness and failures to live up to God's standards of righteousness. With deep humility, she shares with the reader her faltering steps in the process of learning what it means to be holy as God is holy.
Dr. Helen Roseveare draws from her years as a missionary in Zaire to vividly illustrate the biblical cost of discipleship. From the horrors of captivity during warfare in Zaire to facing the experience of no longer being needed at the mission station, here is a candid, honest look at what a life totally yielded to God ultimately means.
God gives us the valleys and we are to dig the ditches (II Kings 3:16), trusting that they will be filled with life-giving water at the appropriate time. This is an inspiring story. It shows that at times when God's blessings seem withdrawn — they are subsequently shown to have been there all the time. If you have ever experienced times when God's call on your life seems remote, or you are encountering trials and problems, you will find refreshment from Helen's pen. She shows how "trusting in the Lord" can be a gritty, rewarding drama rather than a wispy platitude.