Understanding the Missional Church
Where did the term originate, and why does it matter?
The term missional church has become a buzzword in Christian circles—meaning different things to different people.
The magazine of the Evangelical Free Church of America®
Where did the term originate, and why does it matter?
The term missional church has become a buzzword in Christian circles—meaning different things to different people.
The Moving Latin America Pictures project sheds light on ReachGlobal's work across the region.
In January, four video producers and two photographers commissioned by ReachGlobal set out on a trip—one that would be anything but the average short-term mission experience.
How is it affecting our military chaplains?
“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is gone. Openly gay men and women are now allowed to enlist and serve in the U.S. military. And life and ministry go on as usual for EFCA Chaplain Phillip Wright at the Pentagon.
Weeding out some myths
Pastors are shepherds, and shepherds are “first responders.” This is a core truth, a biblical charge that defines both the shepherds and the sheep of God’s church (Acts 20:28; 1 Peter 5:2).
It is stuff like this that makes me feel like I have a future in the EFCA and that it is a family I really belong in. That is not some kind of cliche; it really does make a difference for me.
Jon Wymer, lead pastor, York (Neb.) EFC, while reading
What Drew You to the EFCA? What Keeps You?