Understanding Missions
Social Justice and AGWM Missiology
Social Justice and AGWM Missiology - Executive Summary
Social Justice and AGWM Missiology - Case Studies
Understanding Missions offers access to curated missiology resources, categorized by author, topic, and theme. With powerful search and support for videos, historical materials, and academic papers, it equips researchers, students, and practitioners with key insights into global missions.
AGWM Missionary Training Rubric
Collective Calling
Best Practices for Mission - Executive Summary
Best Practices for Mission
Defining "Unreached People Groups" - Executive Summary
Defining "Unreached People Groups"
Defining Missionary - Identity and Function
Defining Missionary - Executive Summary
RPTS 2: Collective Calling
Being a Pentecostal missionary is a response to God’s divine calling, requiring both personal commitment and alignment with Assemblies of God World Missions (AGWM). This book explores the process of discerning missionary candidates, emphasizing AGWM’s steadfast commitment to indigenous church planting, leadership training, and serving the poor. Through biblical insights and historical examples, it highlights the necessity of aligning personal and collective calls to effectively fulfill God’s mission.
RPTS 1: Mission, Vision and Core Values
In this first volume, the articles focus on AGWM's vision, mission, and core values. The idea is to begin the series reemphasizing the foundational elements that shape the overall philosophy and methodology of our mission. This volume is divided into two sections. The first section consists of two articles addressing the vision, purpose, and mission written by AGWM's executive director and the director of Communications. In section two, eight articles follow written by members of the AGWM Executive Committee addressing each core value and the significance of that value related to our mission's practice.
