Shane & Karen Whatley
Shane and Karen's growing up experiences impacted them in seeing the need for church planting among the unreached around the world.
Shane and Karen's growing up experiences impacted them in seeing the need for church planting among the unreached around the world.
Only God could bring a German Mennonite boy living in Bolivia, South America and a Canadian girl living in Liberia, West Africa together!
Alessandro and Chantal served on the church planting team among the Wey people of Guinea, where the Bible teaching has recently begun. They now serve in Dakar, Senegal and are primarily involved in equipping new missionaries to serve in West Africa.
What a privilege it would be to be part of a team who brings God’s word to those who have never heard it in their own language.
Brent and Jodi Ristau are Ethnos Canada’s only missionaries living in the Yukon Territories. Not only is the Yukon Canada’s most secular region, it also has a diverse representation of 14 indigenous people groups who now largely speak English as their first language.
What kind of people translate the Bible? Why do they do it? What's it like? Could you join the team as a Bible translator? The answers may surprise you.
What is our rescue strategy?
Being a pastor isn’t easy. So it makes sense that many pastoral positions require a master of divinity degree, which takes two to four years of study after a four-year degree. Yet people are often surprised that NTM’s missionary training takes so long — two to four years.
Partner to Partner helps you see how God is working around the world through your involvement with NTM. In addition to encouraging stories of transformed lives, each letter presents ways for you to help accelerate God’s work among the unreached people of the world.