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Transportation For Native Missionaries


Evangelism is a focal point of World Missionary Evangelism’s work.


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People at every age and stage of life are suffering under the oppression of sin and darkness. More than ever, we believe it is urgent for our Native Missionaries to persevere in their calling. Romans 10 reminds us, “How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent?”


So how can we support the efforts of these dedicated laborers as they petition the Lord for a harvest of souls? OUR DEDICATED NATIVE MISSIONARIES CONTINUE TO NEED TRANSPORTATION TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR GOOD WORK.


Many Native Missionaries spend long hours going from place to place around the communities they serve. Good, reliable modes of transportation make them even more effective in their efforts.A Native Missionary can ride a bicycle between villages. A strong horse can walk across remote or mountainous terrain. A motorcycle can travel greater distances on local roads. And a ministry van can cover hundreds upon hundreds of miles over an entire region and bring supplies directly to those in need.


BICYCLE – Gift of $125 WORK HORSE – Gift of $575 SIMPLE MOTORCYCLE – Gift of $2000 MINISTRY VAN – Gift in any amount


You can’t imagine what a blessing basic transportation is to the ministry efforts of these Native Missionaries. Transportation is a key tool that our Native Missionaries use to reach people with the Gospel message and to invite them into the Kingdom of God.


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