Intercultural Church
Resource For Reading: Langham Literature
We are blessed to live in an age where information is becoming more and more widely available globally. But for those of us living in the West, it’s quite clear
Category: Partnership
Unreached
The Unreached Network exists to inspire and strengthen cross cultural mission to Unreached Peoples across the global Newfrontiers family.We do this by training, resourcing, inspiring and creating spaces for network, with individuals, churches and spheres as they take responsibility for sending.Want to partner with us? Get in touch at www.unreached.network/contact-us
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Events
Join Us at ‘New Nations’ in Penang!
Have you ever wanted to see the world from a completely different perspective? The first time I visited Penang island was last year. It’s an extraordinary place! It’s both physically
Events
Twelve Songs for Christmas: Thailand
Our worship song for today comes from Thailand, and was written by Marcia Yu. You can enjoy this beautiful Thai worship song below, or here. More About the Song This song was
Events
Twelve Songs For Christmas: Turkiye
Our worship song for today comes from Türkiye, and was written by Özgür Tunç. The name of the song is ‘Bütün Övgülerim‘, which translates to ‘To You, All My Praises‘ in English.
Events
Twelve Songs for Christmas: Serbia
The next song of our series comes from Serbia, written by Avdija Jasarević. The name of the song is ‘o spasenje roda ko anav e isuseso‘, which means ‘We Seek Salvation in
Events
Twelve Songs For Christmas: Eastbourne, UK
The next song from our Twelve Songs for Christmas series comes from Eastbourne, UK. It was written by Francis Appeadu-Mensah, Richard James Butt, and Geisiel Reis. The name of the song is
Language
Twelve Songs For Christmas: Japan
The next song of our series comes from Japan, written by Ken Okamora. The Japanese name of this song is ‘Hanamo‘, and the English name is ‘Even in Flowers’. You can enjoy this
Events
Twelve Songs For Christmas: Maori
Our next worship song in the Twelve Songs for Christmas series comes from New Zealand. You can enjoy this beautiful Maori worship song below, or here. About the Song A note
Events
Twelve Songs for Christmas: Lebanon
The next worship song in our series comes from Lebanon, and was written by Paul Awaraji. The name of the song is ‘ترنيمة الله لنا‘ (‘Tarnimat Allah lana’) in Arabic, which translates
Events
Twelve Songs For Christmas: France
The next song in our series comes from France, and was written by Olivier Sarkis. The name of the song is ‘Laissez entrer le Roi‘, which means ‘Let the King Enter‘ in
Events
Twelve Songs For Christmas: Dubai
The next song of our series comes from Dubai, written by Craig D’Souza and performed by him in collaboration with Light Factory. The name of the song is ‘Love Song‘, and it
Events
Twelve Songs for Christmas: Cape Town
Welcome to the first day of Advent 2025, and to the release of the first worship song of our Twelve Songs for Christmas series! Our first song of this series
Bible
A Legacy of Redemption
This article was posted on Blogger.com by ‘His Banner over me is love’. The writer is a wife and a mother of two boys, born in India and now living
Bible
Introducing ‘Unity’ – a 10 Session Group Study by Seek Peace
We are excited to introduce you to ‘Unity‘, a small group resource for churches focused on ‘postures, skills & processes for conflict transformation in churches‘. This free resource has been
Christian Living
‘God’s Masterpiece’ – A Poem About Our Calling in Christ
This poem was published by ‘Moji O‘ on the Substack website on the 10th October 2025. Substack is a newsletter publishing platform for independent writers, journalists, and content creators. You
Mission
How the Waha App is Making Disciples Across the World
Waha is a non-profit organisation on a mission to empower people everywhere to become disciples who multiply disciples among the unchurched and unreached. Today, Waha is used by over 63,000 disciple
Events
Join Us in Penang at the ‘New Nations’ Conference 2026
‘Stepping in, holding on’ Are you exploring a call to cross-cultural mission? Are you already serving cross-culturally? Are you passionate to raise up and send God’s people out into the
Intercultural Church
Newfrontiers: Updates From Across the Spheres
Newfrontiers is a group of apostolic leaders partnering together on global mission, joined by common values and beliefs, shared mission and genuine relationships. It was founded by Terry Virgo, and
Mission
6 Important Things to Consider Before Going
This article was posted on the Relational Mission website. The author of this post is Alex Hawke, who has served cross-culturally in several countries, including Cambodia. He now serves as the
Mission
Cluster Busters
Mission people, because they have lived in multiple spaces and belonged to multiple groups, because they are meaningfully connected to a number of communities but not deeply connected to any one primary group, and because they bring outsider objectivity to all their groups, are natural cluster busters.
Intercultural Church
Intercultural Church, Mission and Racial Justice: We need all three, together
For the past two years Israel Olofinjana has been involved in a book project with two other editors (Usha Reifsnider and David Wise). The book is called Polyphonic God: Explorations
Justice
The Important Mobilising Effect of the Local Church in Kenya
This article was posted on the New Ground blog. New Ground is one of the Newfrontiers spheres and operates globally, especially across Europe. You can find out more about New
Partnership
Can I have your ID?
ID trip to the Middle East We were delighted to partner with ID (Intentional Discipleship) on a recent trip to the Middle East. Here you’ll find a short blog, followed
Christian Living
A Welcome To The Nations: Support For International Students
This article was posted on the Relational Mission website. The authors are Stuart and Sue Anderson, who spent 15 years living in South Asia, where Stuart worked as an engineer
Language
Majority Language Ministry For Minority Groups?
This article was posted on the Entrusted to the Dirt blog website. The author is a self-described adult ‘Third Culture Kid’ who now serves in Central Asia. You can read