Tag: Ethnos360

Let me introduce you to my friends, the Wolgemuth’s from Lititz Pennsylvania.  Tim and Tina met and married more than 15 years ago.  Coming from strong Christian backgrounds, they both grew up with an interest in missions and were willing to go anytime at God’s bidding.  Meanwhile, they settled into family life and a career while […]

We don’t think much of going out after dark. We leave secure homes with brightly lit surroundings and elaborate security systems. We secure those secure homes with secure locks and signs warning would-be-intruders they’d better think twice before they consider breaking and entering. We drive safe cars with backup cameras and monitoring devices. We use GPS enabled […]

Don’t you love it when you place a call to a business or an 800 number and you get an automated call-center robot that begins with “Please listen carefully to the following as our menu options have changed” and then it steps you thru menu after menu, only to learn that they don’t offer the […]

Our newsletters of late are more focused on the challenge of missions than they are on reporting mission news and what’s going on in our global enterprise of mobilizing harvest laborers.  These articles, usually placed at the beginning of our newsletters, are thoughts I’ve penned as a vivid reflection of our work to engage believers […]

I value the team effort that exists in our society today, whether in the structure of leadership for a company, or the joint effort of insightful people in other business enterprises.  Team work is seen in sports, in education, and in community participation to accomplish a proposed purpose. While there are certain individuals with unique […]

Each month we document our ministry endeavors to track the outcome of our efforts.  While our first concern is not numbers, we do consider the greater element of our calling to be faithful in the work the Lord has given us to do.  Whether bringing a challenge through God’s Word in a formal church setting, […]

We’ve all probably stepped on a stick and snapped it in two with our foot at some point in our lives. No big deal. …But try snapping a stick in two in your bare feet and it produces a harrowing experience. –Who would do that? Now consider snapping a piece of two-and-a-half inch diameter bamboo with your […]

Back in May we told you of the necessity of changing our organization name from New Tribes Mission to Ethnos360.  Ethnos, having to do with ethnicities –all peoples, all languages, and all nations of [namely] unreached people.  …And 360 being global. But did you know there is a board game called Ethnos?  It has nothing […]