We want to show you some of the things we have learned about missionary work. Ethnos360 global partners come from 36 countries and work in 34 countries with ministries in hundreds of languages. We can show you ministry activities in Papua New Guinea and a few other countries, but lack the personnel or freedom to show much of God’s work in other countries where God is doing amazing things in hearts and lives through dedicated people.

Our prayer is that these videos will give you a representative glimpse of what you might do in praying, giving, or going — to have a part in sharing the Gospel in places around the world where Christ is still unknown.

Start here: the best overviews of cross-cultural church planting

  1. 01

    Wantakia: 5 Things

    Three minutes — the five things the missionary team told the Wantakia people they would do: learn your language, teach you to read it, teach God’s word from beginning to end, translate the Bible, and equip you to take the message onward. Watch →

  2. 02

    YembiYembi: Unto the Nations

    Thirty minutes — follow the Buser family’s missionary journey from exploration, through training, to a thriving church in Yembiyembi. Watch →

  3. 03

    His Gift to Gie

    Thirty-nine minutes — the amazing story of how God gave His written word to the people of Gie through the missionary team. Watch →

  4. 04

    Ee-Taow! The Mouk Story

    Twenty-four minutes — foundational Bible teaching and the unforgettable response of the Mouk people to the Gospel. Watch → Then see The Next Chapter — the Mouk take the Gospel to others.

  5. 05

    Bisorioland

    Bisorio church leaders invite western Christians to come help. Watch → And hear Each Stick Had a Name — Gilimase’s request for missionaries, one stick for each person in his village.

  6. 06

    What We Do — Papua New Guinea

    Seven minutes — PNG church leaders give their own testimonies of God’s work to establish churches among them through missionaries. Watch →

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