Advancing Native Missions

Friday, February 10, 2012

ANM Earns 4 Star Rating

Once again ANM has earned the top rating possible from Charity Navigator, one of the country's premier ministry watch-dog groups. Charity Navigator has sent a letter indicating that Advancing Native Missions has earned a 4-star rating from their organization. This rating reflects both the good stewardship of our organization and the growth that we are experiencing. We give God glory for this signal honor. You can read this letter from Charity Navigator by clicking here....

Posted by Rex Tirian
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Friday, January 27, 2012

Let us connect you.

There are over 16,000 people groups on earth. Of those, 6,926 have NOT HEARD the name of Jesus. How will they hear? Jesus said..."Go and make disciples of all nations..." Right now, there are native missionaries active in their homeland, uniquely positioned to bring the Gospel to the people groups among them who have NOT HEARD. God is at work through these native missionaries as He is pursuing those remaining unreached. Advancing Native Missions (ANM) stands alongside 200+ native ministries in over 70 countries who are planting churches, evangelizing, discipling, and meeting needs. ANM exists to be a bridge for Christians in the west to be apart of what God is doing through these faithful native...

Monday, December 12, 2011

2012 Giving Catalog

Advancing Native Missions offers you a unique opportunity. Throughout this year you can give a gift that will not only bless a person in need, but can make a real difference for eternity. We have put together a Giving Catalog that has special presents for native missionaries and Christian ministries around the world. You can give a goat, a bicycle, a church building, or so many things that will enable Christian workers to more effectively proclaim the Gospel to the world. If you would like to give a gift from our 2011-2012 catalog go to the ANM store, or just click here....

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

Check Us Out!

Posted by Rex Tirian
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Friday, July 15, 2011

ANM Among Top 30 Ministries

Ministry Watch is a "watch dog" group which monitors Christian ministries and non-profit organizations. Each year they select 30 ministries that they consider are prime examples of accountability, transparency and good stewardship. They call these "Shining Light Ministries." ANM is currently listed as one of these 30 Shining Lights. You can check out the Ministry Watch website to see the complete list, and to review their evaluation of ANM as a ministry. ...

Posted by Rex Tirian
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

ANM In 60 Seconds

You can catch the vision of ANM in just 1 minute! Just click on the video below... ...

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About ANM

Advancing Native Missions exists for one purpose: to help take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the world’s remaining unreached and unevangelized peoples. We do this by standing behind thousands of native missionaries who are reaching their own people for Christ in 75 countries.

It may come as a surprise to you to learn that more than 80% of world evangelization is being done by native missionaries. Although we confidently affirm the important role that Western mission organizations have played and continue to play in many regions of the world, we also know that Western missions alone is not enough. As more and more countries close their doors to Western mission organizations, Advancing Native Missions finds that the best way to reach these nations with the Gospel is through native or indigenous missionaries: Indians reaching India, Iranians reaching Iran, etc.

Not only do native missionaries already know the language and culture they are working in, but they don’t have to worry about entry visas or getting deported. Native missionaries are also spiritually fruitful: many baptize hundreds of new believers and plant dozens of new churches over the course of their lifetime. Moreover, because they live at the same economic level as those they are ministering to—just $100 or $50 a month in some places—native missionaries represent the best investment in terms of world evangelization.