IMB Staff

RICHMOND (BP) -- The International Mission Board will host Missions College on Jan. 4-7, 2023, near Richmond, Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – The International Mission Board stands in stark contrast to current trends in global missions. A recent Christian Post article cited only 3 percent of mission work goes to reach the unreached, while in 2021, the IMB sought to focus 81.2 percent of missionary team efforts among unreached people groups (UPG). Additionally, 90.8 percent of all IMB teams were focused on at least one UPG, said Wilson Geisler the IMB’s director of global research.

El mayor problema del mundo es el estado de perdición del hombre. La única solución para el mayor problema del mundo es el evangelio.

RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – As we look back on 2021, we see that each of our top stories point to the commitment of Southern Baptists toward our mission and vision. Southern Baptists, we thank you for partnering with us for another year to pray, give, go and send so that the Revelation 7:9 vision will […]

Cuando Larry y Melissa Lewis se mudaron a la República Checa en el 2009 como plantadores de iglesias de la IMB, sabían que les esperaba un trabajo difícil. Solo el 29% de la población reconoce que hay un Dios, y menos del 1% elige seguir a Cristo. De hecho, la República Checa tiene fama de ser el país menos religioso de Europa.

Cuando el misionero de la IMB, Jeremiah Farmer,* se mudó a Taiwán, advirtió una necesidad en las iglesias: no estaban enviando misioneros.

When Larry and Melissa Lewis and their family moved to Czechia in 2009 as IMB church planters, they knew they had a tough job ahead. Only 29 percent of the population acknowledges the existence of a god and less than 1 percent choose to follow Jesus. In fact, Czechia is well known for being the most irreligious country in Europe.

When IMB missionary Jeremiah Farmer* moved to Taiwan, he recognized a need in the churches — no one was being sent out as missionaries.

Los misioneros Stephen y Erin Spencer* ministran en una región del Sudeste Asiático, donde hay guerras tribales, los disturbios civiles van en aumento y los extranjeros tienen prohibida la entrada en ciertas zonas. Sin embargo, las buenas nuevas están entrando en los hogares y en los corazones. Uno de estos corazones es una mujer que responde al nombre de "Momma".

Stephen and Erin Spencer* minister in a region of Southeast Asia where tribal warfare is ongoing, civil unrest is on the rise and foreigners are blacklisted from entering certain regions. However, the Good News is entering homes and hearts. One of these hearts is a woman who goes by the name “Momma.”