Bible
Let Me Tell You A Story…
“But soon a fierce storm came up. High waves were breaking into the boat, and it began to fill with water.” At this point, I express the howling of wind
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Susie Howe
Susie Howe is author of the book 'Resistance Fighter: God's Heart for the Broken'. She has worked cross-culturally in countries such as Zimbabwe, the Philippines, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Uganda. Part of her work has included mobilising others to fight injustice against the poorest of the world's poor: those with HIV, orphans, street children, and persecuted 'child witches'.
Bible
New Book Review: The Nineveh Story
Let us introduce you to the latest book released by Andy McCullough – The Nineveh Story: Prophetic Imagination, Empire and the Book of Jonah. Overview This book traces the Bible’s
Interviews
Unreached Interview: Lessons in Sending
What should churches think about before they send — and how can they partner well with sent ones for the long term? In this interview, Jim Harper shares lessons learned
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
Interviews
Decolonizing Mission: Interview with Dr Harvey Kwiyani
Dr Harvey Kwiyani is a missiologist and theologian from Malawi. He has lived, worked, and studied in Europe and North America for about the last twenty years. Dr Kwiyani researched
Events
Twelve Songs for Christmas: The Philippines
The final song of our ‘Twelve Songs for Christmas‘ series comes from the Philippines, originally written by The Papuri Singers and performed by Grace City Fellowship. The name of the
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: Shillong, India
Welcome to the next song of our ‘Twelve Songs for Christmas‘ series, from Shillong, India, written by Forgivenson Kshiar. The name of the song is ‘Ah Jingieid Blei‘, which means
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
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
Celebrate Advent by Joining Us For Our New Series!
Jesus was born to be King for all nations. Even within a few verses of his birth in Matthew 2, he was honoured by wise men from the East (2:11),
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
Resources
Shelf Talk: What Are We Reading and Why It Matters?
As summer begins, it’s the perfect time to slow down, grab a good book, and let God stretch your heart and mind. In this edition, we’re sharing four powerful books
Events
What are we Learning? Reaching Refugees
This blog series flows out of our What Are We Learning? Spring Seminar Series—three sessions focused on key areas where the global Church is being stretched, challenged, and invited to
Partnership
The Hummingbird Trust: Why ‘Hummingbird’?
Andy McCullough leads the team that leads the Unreached Network, which facilitates best practice in cross-cultural mission across the Newfrontiers family. He and his team recently launched The Hummingbird Trust
Intercultural Church
Margins 2 Mic – New Season
Featuring voices from the margins, Margins 2 Mic is back with a new season! Join us for the continuation of this series, which seeks to amplify diverse voices from the
Christian Living
How to Have Sustainable Compassion
Bridges for Communities is a charity based in Bristol working to connect people of different cultures and faiths. Their aim is to encourage these communities to build friendships, to grow
Events
What Are We Learning? – Supporting Our Sent Ones – Building Resiliance
Post Event Reflection On 4th April, cross-cultural workers, mentors and sending churches gathered for a significant conversation around resilience, care, and the practice of direct sending. Hosted by the Unreached
Internship
Exploring the Call: The First Step in the Pipeline Process
The Cross Cultural Overseas Ministry Pipeline is a helpful tool for sending churches and for anyone who’s on any stage of their cross-cultural ministry journey. This post focuses on the
Internship
Reach Japan On the ‘Activate’ Internship
‘Activate’ is a 1 year part-time internship program based in Japan, designed to equip, strengthen, and release believers to fulfil the great commission by making disciples and forming healthy church
Events
How to Engage with Ramadan in 2025 – Tips from the Mahabba Network
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and is regarded by Muslims as a holy month, observed by fasting, worship, and service. The exact timing of Ramadan depends
Christian Living
How to Build Friendships Across Cultures
Bridges for Communities is a charity based in Bristol working to connect people of different cultures and faiths. Their aim is to encourage these communities to build friendships, to grow
Mission
‘The Insanity of God’ – A Powerful Story of Faith and Hope During Persecution
‘Evil has never stopped doing what evil does, but […] God has never stopped doing what God does.’ The Insanity of God is the true story about the experiences of
Mission
‘PACT To Go’: Guide To Building A Strong Support Team
PACT to Go: A cross-cultural workers’ guide to creating a Personal Accountability and Care Team is a practical guide for those who are currently working cross-culturally, or are looking to
Mission
Across the Network
Here’s what I’m seeing about why so many people are reaching out to the Unreached Network, and what it is that they’re looking for. Those exploring a call to cross-cultural