A Mission Field In Need of Hope
363
MILLION PEOPLE
350
LANGUAGES
14+
RELIGIONS
273+
MILLION ESTIMAGED LOST
Many North American cities could reasonably be called pre-Christian. Even in the traditional “Bible Belt” Christianity is
being pushed to the margins. In the midst of this, God is bringing the nations to our shores and offering
unprecedented opportunities for the gospel.
Annie Armstrong was unstoppable in her passion for missions.
Annie was born in Baltimore at a time when there was little opportunity for women. Yet, her devotion to Christ led her to a life of service and leadership. She organized women to pray, to give and to meet the needs around them. She challenged pastors and churches to action and rallied vital support for missionaries. Ultimately, Annie was recognized as a national Southern Baptist trailblazer for her visionary leadership that still inspires millions today.
The week of prayer for North American Missions
The Week of Prayer is annually observed by SBC churches to pray for missionaries, their ministries and their families. Prayer is the fuel for spiritually sustaining missionaries in places where the gospel is greatly needed, but often opposed.
The official date is the first Sunday in March through the second Sunday. Your church can choose this date or another time during the Easter season to participate.
Toronto is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world. And although there’s a large Hispanic population, there are few Hispanic churches. J.D. and Andreina moved from Venezuela to plant one…
After spending a decade in ministry in New Orleans, God called Rob and Annabeth to a new work. From their first visit, the Wiltons knew they were called to the historic city of Pittsburgh. “There’s more than 2 million people, and the gospel hasn’t reached most…
College students are shaping the future of North America by learning to live on mission. Ebbie Davis first came to San Diego as a college student in 2015 with NAMB’s GenSend student missionary program. Ebbie Davis first came to San Diego as a college student in 2015…
God began pursuing Mojic in Mongolia where he grew up as an atheist. He heard the gospel from a college friend and gave his life to Christ. Soon after, he felt called to attend seminary. “My wife and I had been praying about starting a church somewhere…
Lately, we’ve often heard North America described as polarized. More and more, people are divided along ethnic, political and cultural lines. At a time when it seems like disunity rules the day, I’m grateful for our missionaries in North America who…
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by Dogwood