What Do We Do?

  • Inform churches about the tribes — the unreached people groups.
  • Inspire people through testimony of God’s work.
  • Invite laborers to assist the spiritual harvest.
  • Advise and encourage potential missionaries.
  • Direct students toward the Ethnos360 Bible Institutes.
  • Find people to train as career missionaries at Ethnos360 Training.
  • Represent Ethnos360 in churches, universities, events, and more.
  • Promote in local churches the work of establishing thriving churches among the unreached ethnolinguistic people groups.
  • Advocate for the evangelization of the least-reached ethnolinguistic people groups, or tribes.
  • Give presentations in churches, schools, and colleges.
  • Build relationships with church leaders on behalf of Ethnos360 and the unreached.
  • Promote Wayumi, Ethnos360 Bible Institutes, and Ethnos360 Training.
  • Locate and engage people who may serve in missionary aviation.

How Do We Do This?

  • Developing relationships.
  • Hospitality — in the home and out.
  • Events — displaying Ethnos360, talking to people.
  • Church functions — talking about the tribes.
  • Phone calls — developing connections.
  • Email — inform, inspire, invite.
  • Newsletters.
  • Coffee, breakfast, or lunch visits.
  • Aggressively seeking engagements to speak on behalf of the tribes.
  • Public speaking — in churches, youth groups, Sunday schools, AWANA, conventions, missions committees, and mission conferences.

Key Areas

  • Missions. This is not just a ministry in the church; when everything is called missions, nothing is. Those who lay down their lives in sacrifice for the benefit of the unreached can be diminished, and their work neglected, in the local church.
  • Discipleship in the local church — preparing people to send and be sent.
  • Church planting — thriving.
  • Equipping.
  • Completion.