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Commitment to the Local ChurchIBMGlobal exists to assist the local church send servant leaders to strategic fields of ministry around the world. We serve the sending church, and other partnering churches, by providing financial, logistical and administrative help to the missionary.

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Church Planting MovementsIBMGlobal believes God has given our generation the responsibility and the resources to win this generation to Jesus Christ. To that end, we are committed to starting indigenous church planting movements through the progression of evangelism, discipleship, and leadership training.

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Creative for the Sake of the GospelIBMGlobal is devoted to boldly proclaiming the gospel among every tribe, nation and tongue; we will therefore use creative and innovative means to enter limited access countries. For the sake of the gospel we are willing work outside the box of the traditional mission paradigm.

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Assisting Missionaries During Pre-Field Ministry...

November 7, 2011|JM|1 Comment(s)

For some pastors and churches, sending one of their own members to the mission field is new experience. Often times, they may think their involvement will be limited because, "Isn't that why they joined a mission board?" However, pastors can be a tremendous blessing and asset to the missionary who's started the daunting experience, DEPUTATION!
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How Will We Adapt To The Changing Face of Africa?

September 4, 2011|admin|0 Comment(s)

Someone once said, “Influence like water flows downhill.” The truth of this statement has tremendous implications to the work of modern missions across Africa...
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How NOT To Drop A Missionary's Support

May 13, 2011|admin|1 Comment(s)

David Hosafluk shares some great challenges in this blog to those considering dropping a missionary's support.
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