It has been incredible to watch God as we prayed, planned, and worked to open new fields. His answers to those prayers have been even more incredible!

Cheyenne knew her 11 months in Peru with BMM’s Arriba internship would be life changing—she didn’t realize how life changing.

When Bibles International missionaries came to her church and described their work, Stephanie thought, that is the coolest thing ever!

Jennifer helped her parents raise dozens of foster children. It was easy for her to be drawn to orphan ministry, especially in the same country where her father is from.

Grace asks herself a question whenever she meets new people: “What can I do to help them take their next step with the Lord?”

Although the Masons intended to stay in Africa only four years, the longer they lived there, the more Elliot saw the enormous need for local-church leaders.

Anna saw how her medical missions trips had potential to reach entire communities as people experienced God’s profound care for them—and she saw how much more she could do serving full-time.

“There are people in the world who don’t have the hope that God will take care of them,” Megan says. “I think about how unbearable life would be without that hope.”

The St. Johns’ greatest longing has been to strengthen churches in Honduras—Esther's home country—through biblical counseling and leadership training.

Like the shepherd of Matthew 18:12 who left the 99 to pursue his one lost sheep, Joy has a heart to pursue God's lost sheep who have never heard of Him.

To raise their support, new missionaries must juggle full-time jobs with assembling promotional materials, making contacts with churches, and traveling for meetings. Here's how you can lighten their load.

They have years of missions experience, and now they're challenging others to serve. Meet BMM's new Missions Mobilizers: Kel and Deb McMaster and Glen and Tammy Galbraith.

Discover tangible and viable ways you and your church can partner with our new missionaries.