(January 2022, Issue 113) Navigators in pioneering contexts in the Africa Region have been asking key questions about what it means to live among the lost and labor together in community. One of the leaders shared an encouraging story from West Africa to illustrate these concepts.
(April 2021, Issue 110) Our international president raises a compelling question: Christians are often together, but are we together among nonbelievers? In this article, Mutua Mahiaini encourages us to pursue the lost together, as a community. And he describes how we can serve them together in their “natural habitats” of work, school, business, family, and neighborhood.
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.
Although we each have a personal relationship with Jesus, we need a small community of believers to fully mature into the likeness of Christ. Spiritual growth does not occur in isolation.
We have a lot to learn from our Malaysian brothers and sisters. Their model shows us that any person can be actively engaged in advancing the Gospel as part of a local community.
