NAB International Missions is overjoyed to announce a new international missionary; Bonfire 2026; Christmas Offering 2025; & end-of-year giving info.
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The newest Three Questions, featuring Nana Amponsah in Edmonton, Alberta; Advent devotionals; Bonfire 2026; and end-of-year giving info.
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Story from a local church in British Columbia; Advent devotional resources; Bonfire 2026 teaser; & new TouchPoint newsletter from Women’s Connection.
Continue ReadingThree Questions is a semi-regular series introducing individuals across the NAB by asking them about their story, their ministry, and what they are learning.
Continue ReadingOn the corner of my desk, I have a stack of baptismal testimonies I rescued from beside the tank after the happy cheers, hugs, and joyous chatter faded.
Continue ReadingA year ago, I was called to serve as an associate worship director at Cross of Hope Church. Soon after, Wayne Stapleton and Pastor Shane Prewitt recommended I participate in the Year of Equipping.
Continue ReadingOne of the great joys of the NAB missional-formational movement over the last fifteen years has been watching a renewed vision of the church take root among us.
Continue ReadingThree Questions is a semi-regular series introducing individuals across the NAB by asking them about their story, their ministry, and what they are learning.
Continue ReadingAn NAB church plant, Grace Collective, is using the NAB International Office building space for ministry, an answer to prayer.
Continue ReadingSeveral NAB partners within and surrounding Ukraine are uniquely positioned to assist in the work of Christ in the midst of this crisis.
Continue ReadingNAB International Missions is overjoyed to announce a new international missionary; Bonfire 2026; Christmas Offering 2025; & end-of-year giving info.
Continue ReadingEver wonder what it’s like being blind? Those who are blind can’t really describe what they “see” because their eyes don’t work.
Continue ReadingAs a priest, Zechariah would have been well-versed in the history and stories of his people found in the Pentateuch, particularly the history of Abraham.
Continue Reading“Can you teach me?” This is such an innocent phrase, especially coming from the mouth of a child, but it carries so much weight beyond its four words.
Continue ReadingWhen we look at Micah 6, we are so often drawn to verse 8, the famous call “to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.”
Continue ReadingGod could have sent his son as a fully realized adult, ready for ministry. Instead, Jesus came to us like a child.
Continue ReadingMIT Monthly is a newsletter to support you with resources and encouragement as you learn to dwell, discern, and join God on mission.
Continue ReadingThe newest Three Questions, featuring Nana Amponsah in Edmonton, Alberta; Advent devotionals; Bonfire 2026; and end-of-year giving info.
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