(so they can keep the church back
home engaged in the mission)
Many of history’s most influential missionaries weren’t just pioneers in the field. They were storytellers, letter-writers, and advocates who ignited the global Church’s passion for the lost:
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Adoniram & Ann Judson (Burma / 1800s)
The Judsons’ letters home to American churches were published in mission journals and read aloud from pulpits. Their vivid storytelling and honesty about suffering kept missions in public view and inspired a generation of American missionaries.
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Hudson Taylor (China / mid-1800s)
Founder of the China Inland Mission, Taylor revolutionized missions through his letters, journals, and books that vividly described the spiritual need in China. His commitment to cultural adaptation and authenticity — living as the Chinese lived — inspired thousands and kept the Western church’s eyes fixed on the unreached interior of China.
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Amy Carmichael (India / early 1900s)
Carmichael’s letters and devotional writings brought the mission field to life for readers back home. Through books like Things As They Are and If, she challenged comfort and complacency in the Church, awakening compassion for vulnerable children and showing what faithfulness looks like over a lifetime of hidden service.
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Lottie Moon (China / late 1800s)
Her letters to the Foreign Mission Board and Southern Baptist churches became rallying cries for missionary support and sacrifice. The “Lottie Moon Christmas Offering” still funds thousands of missionaries today because of her written influence.
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Elisabeth Elliot (Ecuador / mid-1900s)
After her husband Jim’s death, Elisabeth wrote Through Gates of Splendor and Shadow of the Almighty, which became modern classics. Her eloquence and vulnerability awakened Western Christians to both the cost and beauty of obedience in missions.
✅ Adoniram & Ann Judson — their letters home sparked America’s first major missionary movement and planted lasting churches that still proclaim Jesus today.
✅ Amy Carmichael — shared stories few others saw, moving the Church back home to care deeply, shaping the faith of generations in India.
✅ Hudson Taylor — told the story of China’s unreached millions, reshaping the Church’s priorities, and birthing a lasting Gospel movement in China.
Yesterday it was the pen and paper. Today it is software.
We provide missionaries with a Modern Field Kit—a set of tools that helps them become today’s storytellers, letter-writers, and advocates. These tools are the invisible threads that hold every healthy village together.
No more boring newsletters (or silence from the field). We turn missionaries into lean-mean-communication machines.
Walk away with:
✅ Easy tools for newsletters & support raising
✅ Professional website to share with supporters
✅ Confidence to share your story
✅ A bank of ready to send newsletters
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT US (OUR VALUES):
Our primary goal is to help you share Jesus more. If we’re not doing that, we’re doing it wrong…
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” (Romans 1:16, NIV)
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We believe support raising and communicating is about serving. It’s less about you and more about your supporters.
“Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave.” (Matthew 20:27, NIV)
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We believe that support raisers have made a promise to their supporters. We owe them a lot more than half-hearted sporadic communication.
“When you tell God you’ll do something, do it - now. God takes no pleasure in foolish drivel. Vow it, then do it. Far better not to vow in the first place than to vow and not pay up. Don’t let your mouth make a total sinner of you.” (Ecclesiastes 5:4-7, Message)
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We believe that you win online (and offline) by giving, not taking. So we teach you how to give more than you take.
“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” (Luke 6:38 NIV)
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Our goal is to train good communicators, not social media stars.
We’re not asking missionaries to chase ‘likes’ and followers on social media. Instead, we stress consistent, clear, creative communication with their partners in ministry.
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We believe that when missionaries are done with our training, their lives should be easier, not harder.
You already have a lot on your plate. While taking care of supporters does require effort, the tools we provide should make that process better, not harder.
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