AG World Missions

We believe God has called us to partner with Him and His mission to reach the world. We are passionate about the world and better understanding His mission. Follow us for mission updates and join us as we see what it means to follow God’s mission.

Pray for our global workers who serve daily in incredible ways for the glory of God. Join us in prayer by lifting up their specific needs; asking God to give them supernatural strength as they carry out His will.

Robert & Doris Edwards trusted God's call to India despite tragedy and years of waiting. United in vision, they stepped into their calling in 1946. Churches planted. Young men trained for ministry. Robert's words: "If I had another life to live, I would give it to India.

As we reflect on 2025, we're amazed by all God has done! Thank you for your faithful support and prayers. We're boldly praying for greater Gospel Access in 2026—that God will use our missionaries to reach more with the life-changing message of Jesus. Happy New Year!

Over 2,000 years ago, Jesus entered the world in a humble manger. Through the centuries, He has brought salvation and redemption to countless lives. As we celebrate the greatest gift—Jesus—let us rejoice in all He continues to do through our missionaries. Merry Christmas!

Angels announced the birth of our Messiah with joyful praise. As we await His return, pray that missionaries around the world will be anchored in Christ's awe-inspiring joy this Christmas season.

Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Yet 2,085 unengaged people groups still haven't heard the gospel. Pray for God to send missionaries and raise up supporters so everyone can know the name above every name—Jesus!

Churches, look in your mailbox for the How Can They Hear 2026 catalog! It includes the annual theme, Faith Promise cards, regional materials, and some extra items like gifts and merch. Click to shop: bit.ly/48H8OTM or head to our online store

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This Thanksgiving, many college-age missionary kids will be far from home while their families serve overseas. Pray with us for safe travel, open hearts, and powerful encounters with God at our Thanksgiving Retreat. May every MK declare, “The Lord is good!” (Ps. 34)

Understanding Missions puts in-depth missiology study at your fingertips—curated, searchable, and organized. These research papers are useful for researchers, students, pastors, and anyone exploring God's heart for the nations.

Convoy, AGWM on the Ground in Jamaica, Partnering with AG Churches news.ag.org/en/articles/ne…

That dangerous internship launched a calling that has now lasted nearly 50 years. Today, Sherry serves as Area Director for Southeast Europe, still faithful to the call God gave her at 17. Read here: online.flipbuilder.com/agwm/abvi/%0A

What happened next? A “miracle”—the first of many that summer.

Running from Russian soldiers with machine guns. Smuggling Bibles through Communist security. One summer that changed everything.

70 million people call Tanzania home—when we pray for Tanzania, let's align our hearts with God's heart for every tribe and tongue. Let's pray for our global workers there: Melodie Joice, Jimmy and Priscilla Abrams, and all our workers related to Tanzania. Will you pray with us?

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🇧🇫 Burkina Faso: Millions displaced by violence, government in turmoil, spiritual darkness deep. But God is still at work. Pray for this strategic nation today. 🙏

Six months ago, a congregation in Sidama, Ethiopia worshiped in a tent—hurriedly taking it down with every storm. Today? This is 1 of 18 completed since March. Our goal: 150 in 2 years.

“I thought of turning back – deep snows – hunger - suffering. But God said ‘forward.’ He who took me thus far, will he not take me through?” – Victor Plymire