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Mission ONE More
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Founded by evangelist Bob Schindler in 1991, Mission ONE has become a leading agency in promoting partnership with nationals as a key strategy for world evangelization. Mission ONE is focused primarily on planting churches among unreached peoples, those who have little or no access to hearing the gospel of Christ. Most of the national missionaries supported by Mission ONE are laboring among Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, or animistic people. More than 80% of the national missionaries supported by Mission ONE live in the “10-40 Window”, where the vast majority of unreached peoples live. Mission ONE supports key leaders and teams of national (or indigenous) evangelists and church planters for more effective ministry to people in their own tribes and cultures, or near cultures. In an expression of the diversity/unity principle of the universal Body of Christ, Mission ONE facilitates cross-cultural partnerships between the Church in the west — and indigenous ministries in majority world nations. Mission ONE has formal partnership agreements with indigenous mission organizations; a leader in each of these organizations serves as the field representative. The organization identifies the individuals and teams worthy of support, distributes funds, gathers reports, and provides local oversight and accountability. ”We plead the cause of the poor and needy.” Mission ONE holds to the broad biblical mandate of compassion for the poor. Through cross-cultural partnership, Christians in the west have the privilege of assisting indigenous Christian leaders and their teams—as they share the love of Christ in word and deed among their own peoples and communities. |
