Resources

An infographic highlighting The Most Unreached Buddhists in North America.

Christian Witness to Buddhists: Document resultant from the Consultation on World Evangelism, held in Thailand in 1980.

A resource made available by the North American Mission Board to overview Buddhism and provide initial apologetic and evangelism resources.

The Gospel According to Buddha is a chapter from Good News for a Change that Navipress has made available publically.

An Introduction and guide to sharing Christ with Buddhists by Christar.

Buddhism in Asia: How Can Christians Engage?

May 2015 · Volume 4 / Issue 3 by Hugh Kemp

Buddhist perspective and educational articles. It also features a worldwide list of Buddhist temples and organizations. (Not an evangelical site)

An overview of the Buddhist philosophy and exaltation of Christ’s supremacy over Budda and his teachings.

Zúme Training is an online and in-life learning experience designed for small groups who follow Jesus to learn how to obey His Great Commission and make disciples who multiply.

The Pathways Internship is a nine-month missionary training. Interns will practice broad gospel seed sowing among unreached peoples, while receiving training in best practices in cross-cultural evangelism, discipleship, and church planting.

T4T is a process of Discipleship, Evangelism, Group/Church Formation, and Leadership Development that was developed by Ying & Grace Kai during their time in China.

DMMs Frontier Missions is a blog, hub for free DMM resources, and training from experienced DMM practitioner and trainer C. Anderson.

Made to Multiply is an initiative to multiply disciples & disciple-makers through effective evangelism training.

Equip Missionary Training Program will teach you the principles of reproducible church planting and give you the invaluable experience of ministering among unreached people groups in New York City.

CDM trains and coaches individuals, teams, and organizations in the philosophy and strategy of Disciple-Making Movements.

New Generations attract, train, and deploy an extensive network of DMM Trainers with movement DNA, strategic thinking, training, and coaching skills to work with top-level leaders in church, organizations, networks, and denominations.

Global Diaspora Network is an issue network of the Laussane Movement that seeks to see the global Church empowered and responding effectively to the missional opportunities presented by global migration and diaspora communities.

Global Gates is mobilizing prayer and missionaries for the most unreached people group communities in North America. Its core mission is to see gospel transformation of the world’s most unevangelized people groups who have come to global gateway cities, and through them reach their communities around the world.

Forefront Experience exists to catalyze Disciple-making movements among the unreached in North America that multiply to the ends of the earth.

Global Frontier Missions (GFM) is a movement of Christ-centered communities dedicated to mobilizing, training, and multiplying disciples and churches to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the least reached people groups of the earth.

NextMove exists to serve the global missions movement to more effectively engage in diaspora missions. It is a collaborative network of missions leaders working to create innovative solutions for the unique challenges of global migration.

International Project exists to initiate church-planting movements through unreached people groups living outside their homelands.

Every Ethne is an initiative of ABWE North America aimed at partnering with local churches to identify and own their cultural, social, and religiously diverse neighborhoods for the gospel.

Global City Mission Initiative exists to see disciple-making initiatives in global cities around the world, starting in North America. They support this through evangelism, church planting, coaching, and training.

The Diaspora Ministry Coalition was created as a response to the growing influx of diaspora unreached people groups in the US and a desire to work together to move farther, faster for the glory of Jesus. It is Four agencies with one vision, and one ministry to diaspora unreached people groups in the United States.

Near Frontiers is a band of missionaries living most of the time in the U.S. We love to help believers and churches reach out with Christ’s love to refugees, immigrants, international students, and under-served people around them.

Free video training: learn culturally sensitive ministry skills so you can engage internationals with confidence.

International Students, Inc. exists to share Christ’s love with international students and to equip them for effective service in cooperation with the local church and others.

The Worldwide International Student Ministry Network (WIN) is a Lausanne issue network that seeks to enhance the development of the International Student Ministry movement globally.

The Baptist Collegiate Network is working to connect Southern Baptist international ministry practitioners to build a community where ideas can be exchanged, and resources can be shared, and relational connections can be made.

ACMI’s mission is to serve as a network and catalyst for strategic collaboration among those who minister to and with international students and scholars.

Bridges International is a non-profit, Christian organization that exists to serve and mobilize the international student population in the USA and abroad. Many of our staff have lived, studied, and worked overseas. We understand the unique challenges facing international students.

They equip disciple-makers to strategically use media and technology to identify and engage spiritual seekers who accelerate a movement of reproducing disciples in their community.

Visual Story Network accelerates the mission of the Church by equipping our generation to use media, story, and innovation to make disciples in least-reached nations.

Disciple.Tools is designed by disciple-makers for disciple-makers to increase the time you can spend with people and includes a media plug-in for managing contacts from social media.

Mission Media U is a mentored, online training platform designed to help Christ-followers be more effective in making disciples and establishing churches by using media, stories, and innovative technology.

Kingdom Training will help you use media to accelerate disciple-making movements through robust support, training, and coaching.

The Fellowship of Prayer Strategists seeks to mobilize and equip more prayer strategists to be praying for unreached people and places.

Prayercast is a topical Guide to prayer points for nations and people groups.

Pray for the Nations is catalyzing Vision, Prayer, & the Gospel Involvement of Canadian Believers with our Global Neighbours.

Interactive virtual prayerwalks for UPGs in North America

Global Church Planting Movement Prayer Guide

Great Commission Prayer Resources by Joshua Project

Justin Long’s page has a robust prayer resource list for UPGs that are either downloadable PDFs or available for purchase for a nominal price.

Join an ever-growing community of Christ followers who are devoted to being a Light in their neighborhoods through praying for, caring for, sharing the gospel with, and discipling their neighbors.

WayMakers is a mobilization ministry focused on seeing Christ glorified by obedient, worshiping movements in every people group.

Empowering the church to pray strategically for disciple-making movements

Joshua Project is a robust database for unreached people groups globally. They also include infographics, maps, prayer resources, and videos to bring definition to the unfinished task.

PeopleGroups.info highlights and locates diaspora peoples in North America with a vision of making disciples locally and in their indigenous homelands.

This movement began in the year 2000 with the goal of synthesizing data toward tracking and engaging the unengaged, unreached people groups (UUPGs) of the world.

Stratus aims to address the Great Imbalance by helping the church identify the world’s most urgent needs so that it can reallocate its resources more strategically.

An interview from 1980 with Ralph Winter. Dr. Winter was one of the key people that helped develop the concept of an unreached people group.