Help Close the Mission Gap

The course leads participants to fully understand the Great Commission and enact it locally as the Spirit leads. The full cost of the course is $20 (USD) per person and each participant receives a Certificate of Completion from Fuller Theological Seminary.

For believers in parts of the world where access to the Gospel or fellow Jesus followers is rare or even nonexistent, $20 (USD) is an insurmountable cost. Your gift of $20 will help a student in a strategic part of the world access this course of study and share the love of Christ in a place where it is most needed.

GIVE A SCHOLARSHIP

After centuries of protective isolation, in the last half-century, the people of the Arabian Peninsula have been brought face-to-face with the rest of the world. Now is the time to make the love of Christ known and available to the beautiful people of this land.

Those best prepared to witness in the Arabian Peninsula are the few Jesus followers who already live and work there, or who come from a nearby culture with similar roots, lifestyle and language. To effectively equip and activate these Christians, we are conducting an Arabian Peninsula research project to learn how to inspire and partner with Jesus followers in this region. This research will impact the work of numerous ministries in the Arabian Peninsula. As with all Mission Gap Project resources, the learning will be shared at no cost for all ministries and Jesus followers serving in the area.

SUPPORT WORK IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA

The Mission Gap Project wants to see people in this region access the Living Water, and has established the goal of nurturing a vibrant community of Jesus followers within reach of every household in Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.

To fully realize this goal, we are conducting a research project to learn how to inspire and partner with Jesus followers already living and working in this region, as they possess the appropriate cultural context and have been positioned by God for this work. As with all Mission Gap Project resources, the learning from this research project will be shared at no cost to all ministries and Jesus followers serving in the area.

SUPPORT WORK IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

On average, there is one full-time Christian worker for every 500,000 Muslims in these countries, and it is projected that by 2030, India will be home to the largest number of Muslims in the world.

Conducting research in this region is critical to our strategic efforts to spread the love of Christ by equipping Jesus followers who already live and work in these countries. Through our research, we’ll learn how to inspire and partner with these local Jesus followers, so they can effectively reach the people in this region who have yet to hear the Good News. As with all Mission Gap Project resources, the learning from this research project will be shared at no cost to all ministries and Jesus followers serving in the area.

SUPPORT WORK IN SOUTH ASIA

The North Caucasus is located in the southern part of the Russian Federation and is home to more than 5 million people, including more than 40 ethnic groups who have never heard the gospel.

The people best prepared to share the love of Christ in this part of the world are those Jesus followers who already live and work in this region, or who come from a nearby culture with similar roots, lifestyle and language. Our North Caucasus research project will help us effectively reach people with the hope of the Gospel by equipping locals who have been naturally prepared and positioned by God for this work. As with all Mission Gap Project resources, the learning from this research project will be shared at no cost to all ministries and Jesus followers serving in the area.

SUPPORT WORK IN NORTH CAUCASUS

People living in the Sahel face danger and insecurity on many fronts, from violence by extremist groups such as Boko Haram, ISIS and Al Qaeda in the West, to the North-Korea-like authoritarian regime of Eritrea in the East. Political instability, ongoing drought, and endemic poverty compound the situation, obscuring signs of hope.

We are on a mission to see 350 vibrant communities of Jesus followers take root in the Sahel by 2027. To reach this goal, we are conducting a research project to learn how to inspire and partner with local Jesus followers in this region. Our vision is to see the love and hope of Christ quench the thirst of this parched land and people. As with all Mission Gap Project resources, the learning from this research project will be shared at no cost to all ministries and Jesus followers serving in the area.

SUPPORT WORK IN THE SAHEL