(January 2021, Issue 109) Due to cultural and political barriers, one of our pioneering teams in Asia has abandoned the model of forming Christian communities and then trying to invite non-believers into their own circles. Instead, they live out their faith among their existing family and friendship networks. What can we learn from them?
How does increasing social isolation in communities around the world create an open door for the Gospel? A growing network of Navigators—called Navigators Neighbors—is working to counter the trend toward neighborhood isolation. This article and a short film will show you how easy it is to participate.
Someone once observed that Navigators will gladly travel to the other side of the world to help one of their disciples or fellow workers. They don’t need a crowd to get them on a plane. They show up and come alongside their brothers and sisters in Christ when they are needed.
