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What Does It Mean to Become a Missional Partner?

Becoming a missional partner means choosing to be part of God’s mission—not just by watching it happen, but by actively fueling it. Every missionary on the field needs a team behind them. Some are called to go, and others are called to send, but both roles carry equal value in the Kingdom of God. Scripture makes this clear when it says, “How can they preach unless they are sent?” (Romans 10:15). Without senders, there can be no goers.

A missional partner is someone who commits to consistently pray, encourage, support, and mobilize for the sake of the Gospel. It’s not just a financial transaction — it’s a spiritual responsibility and a Kingdom investment.

The Biblical Model of Partnership

The Apostle Paul constantly thanked churches who stood behind him. To the church in Philippi, he wrote:

“Not that I desire the gift, but I desire fruit that increases to your credit.”
— Philippians 4:17

Paul wasn’t simply thanking them for money; he was acknowledging that their support made them part of every life transformed through his ministry.

He also reminded believers that “We are co-workers in God’s service.” (1 Corinthians 3:9). When you partner with a missionary, you share in the work and in the reward. Heaven keeps record of every seed sown—every prayer, every dollar, every act of encouragement. God sees it as worship.

Why It Matters

Missions is not just about geography — it’s about obedience. Jesus said, “Ask the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest field.” (Matthew 9:38). When you partner, you are part of the answer to that prayer. Every story of salvation, every life touched, every seed planted—you share in that legacy.

You may never step foot in the nation being reached, but your partnership allows the Gospel to travel where you cannot.

We go, but we do not go alone — we go together.

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FAQs

  • You don’t have to give monthly feel free to give whenever the spirit leads you. Don’t feel pressured to give monthly you can always communicate that with me anytime.

  • Everyone wants to know where money and prayer is going becoming a partner automatically puts you into the “Newsletter Cycle” I will send out Newsletters monthly to keep you informed of everything going on you are also free to schedule a call or text and email me whenever

  • Yes, you can I have Cash App, Venmo and Zelle you can use any of these just let me know and I can send them if it is easier on you.

  • It’s completely okay if you can’t give financially but you can give through prayer and encouragement as well by sharing about this mission. I don’t just need money but i also need prayer and encouragement from others and sharing about this mission also brings that. If you want to become a “prayer warrior”, just click “Partnership” and fill out the forum and message about it.