GLOBAL COMMISSION PARTNERS INC

GLOBAL COMMISSION PARTNERS INC About Us Our MissionJesus Christ said, “And this Gospel of the Kingdom shall be preached into all the world as a testimony unto all nations (ethnic groups); and then shall the end come.” - Matthew 24:14. By taking the Gospel to unreached people groups through native missionaries, we seek to finish the task the Lord entrusted to us. Frequently Asked Questions Where does Global Commission work? GC seeks to work in countries that have the largest number of unreached people groups. These countries like: India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Tibet, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nigeria (north), Mozambique, Tanzania, Pakistan, Morocco, Afghanistan, Egypt, Jordan, Niger, Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, etc. What makes Global Commission different? Like GC, there are various organizations helping native ministries work among unreached people groups. However, many of these organizations are also working in areas that have already been reached by the Gospel. What makes GC unique is that we work exclusively with unreached people groups; and we do this by partnering with the most cost-effective missionary force, native missionaries. By partnering with native missionaries and working exclusively among unreached people groups, GC ensures our donors that their resources are being used as effectively as possible. Why help unreached people groups? Global Commission works exclusively with unreached people groups because we believe that only after they are reached will the task of the Great Commission be finished. In Matthew 24:14, Jesus said, “And this Gospel of the Kingdom shall be preached into all the world as a testimony unto all nations; and then shall the end come.” The word “nations” here does not refer to countries. In the original Greek, the word is “etnos”, meaning ethno-linguistic groups, or people groups. There are over 200 countries in the world, but more than 7,000 people groups; 4,000+ of which are considered unreached. These people groups have virtually no access to the Gospel; they have practically no churches nearby, no believers, and no bibles in their language. Why help native missionaries? Native missionaries represent the largest and most cost-effective missionary force in the world. These missionaries have known the local languages from birth, have mastered other dialects and know their own culture intimately. Most of them live at the same social and economic levels as the people to whom they are ministering. In addition, they cannot be deported because they are already citizens of their own country. Finally, native missionaries can be fully supported with a very small amount.