For BMM, we must clearly see the past and present while envisioning what God is burdening us to do in the future. And this spurs us to sacrificial and radical obedience.

Dramatic shifts in our world and culture make it clear: There has never been a greater need for missionaries to be sent.

Short-term ministry opened Katie’s eyes to the harvest field right in her country. Read about other short-termers’ journeys into full-time missions.

If you had to cut down a tree, would you rather have a chainsaw or a pocket knife? And would you rather have a sharp blade or one that’s dull? Being equipped with the right tools can make all the difference, especially in missions.

From their ministry home in beautiful Geneva, Illinois, Jeff and Sherry Newman are impacting thousands of people around the world—right now and for the future.

When Jesus gave the Great Commission, the command was open-ended. Starting locally, the gospel was to be amplified like waves pulsing outward until they reached the ends of the earth.

Easily accessible areas of the world were the first to receive Bibles. Now Bible translators have to reach further into the uttermost parts of the earth. And as they do, ministry expands even farther.

What if God thought about loving us but never acted on it?

Through BMM's Global Impact Fund, you can help us enlist more missionaries, equip them for the Great Commission, and expand gospel outreach to more places and people.

Read the remarkable story of Baptist Mid-Missions’ founder in The Reward Unseen, available in print and e-book formats.