Global Mission Pioneers

Pioneers are laypeople who volunteer at least a year to establish a congregation in an unentered area within their own culture.

They have the advantage of knowing the culture, speaking the language, blending with the local people--and being far less expensive than overseas missionaries.

More than 2,500 Global Mission pioneers are now working around the world. Since 1990 pioneers have established more than 11,000 new Seventh-day Adventist congregations.

Global Mission pioneers share the good news through wholistic ministry including: caring for the sick, teaching agricultural skills, running literacy programs, holding evangelistic meetings, and giving Bible studies.

If you'd like to support the ministry of Global Mission Pioneers, click here.