INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS
Disciple Nations embraces the command of Jesus Christ to make disciples of all people groups and it is one of the two rails our ministry runs on.
Asia
Disciple Nations missionaries serve Asia to bring the Gospel of Christ to those who have never heard of Jesus before. With large populations of people, the harvest is plentiful in Asia. Our efforts include gaining access to countries with limited access, which requires a lot of legwork and prayer work. We also actively partner with teams serving in Asia and send teams to support their work.
Disciple Nations serves on 5 continents. We want to spread the supremacy of Jesus to "the ends of the earth."
We are continually engaging in new countries and expanding current outposts.
Middle East & North Africa
Arab people in MENA (Middle East & North Africa) countries come from multiple tribes and have several dialects of language, but share one religion, Islam. Christians make up less than 2% of nearly all MENA countries and are therefore considered unreached with the gospel. Disciple Nations has many missionaries serving in MENA countries for the purpose of spreading the supremacy of Christ among the unreached. Today, the fields are white for harvest with many Muslims surrendering their lives to Jesus Christ as Lord and believing in the triune God.
Several Disciple Nations missionaries work in the MENA region. They help lead evangelistic efforts, disciple making movements, prayer movements, walk alongside indigenous believers, and help pastors stay encouraged and keep the plumb-line of Christ.
Missionaries also work with the increasing refugee and displaced populations to bring the hope of Jesus Christ through presence-based discipleship, an approach that has found much success in developing love-filled disciples of Jesus Christ. Additionally, DN missionaries use online methods to reach those seeking to learn more about Christ who live in highly-restricted countries.
Sub-Sahara Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa has many challenges. Disciple Nations has several missionaries that are working to spread the supremacy of Christ in several countries in Africa. They do this through prayer, evangelistic outreaches, and serving alongside local churches in their own efforts of reaching locals and training pastors. We also are working alongside local churches to increase prayer and worship among local believers.
Europe
Europe is living in a post-Christian culture, with countries like Germany being less than 2% Christian, which could classify it as unreached, although the gospel has spread throughout the country before. Other countries, like the Chezh Republic are nearly all atheist and disregard Christ as relevant to daily life. Disciple Nations missionaries are looking to advance the Kingdom of God in the Chezh and surrounding countries through evangelistic outreaches and disciple making.
ADDITIONAL MISSIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
There are over 3,000 people groups that are unengaged with the gospel, meaning they don’t have a local church and there are no known missionaries working among them. Disciple Nations helps raise up workers who go into the Lord's Harvest. We do this by training and sending missionaries from within Disciple Nations, coming alongside existing missionaries, training different culture leaders and through mission conferences. One primary mission conference we focus on serving is Priority 15. Priority 15 is a collaborative effort to engage these highly strategic, restricted access areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ for the purpose of making disciples and planting churches. While separate entities from Disciple Nations, DN missionaries play a lead role in the involvement of P15 and has launched missionaries into unreached countries from this platform.
GET INVOLVED
Prayer and Mission are married. Therefore, sending missionaries to pray for people groups in the location where the people group is located is how the seed of the gospel gets sown. It tills hard soil into good soil so the seed of the gospel will take root and yield 30, 60 and 100 fold what was sown (see Matt. 13:1-23). Disciple Nations missionaries have prayed in and through multiple countries and have seen the fruit come from such effort.
In addition, our desire to start and support houses of prayer in nations that are a catalyst for ongoing prayer in locations that are unreached with the gospel.
Disciple Nations partners with multiple other organizations (many we are purposefully not listing for security reasons) because we recognize that we do not have it all, nor does anyone else. We can all work together for the sake of the gospel and everyone experiences increase when working side by side. We also see value in the Church being unified and the witness it brings when brothers dwell together in unity under the Supremacy of Christ.
Haiti
In Gonaives, Haiti, Disciple Nations missionary Jan Thompson runs an orphanage called Christopher's Hope where she is giving her life to mother children she did not give birth to. The work of caring for orphans is extremely dear to the heart of our Father in Heaven and the needs orphans face in Haiti is overwhelming. Many children are starving, taken advantage of, and are subject to evil practices. Christopher's Hope is fighting for these children, taking them in, caring for them as members of one large family, and raising them in a godly environment where Jesus is central.