Psalm 67 Collective's free missions resources help your church understand God's mission to the nations, from what makes a people group unreached to how to prepare a team, send a missionary, or start a study. We recommend tools we trust and use with churches ourselves.
Start with the question closest to yours.
What is an unreached people group?
Read the answer →What is a sending church?
Read the answer →How do I become a missionary?
Read the answer →How should a church plan a short-term trip?
Read the answer →What is the Perspectives course?
Read the answer →How can a church care for its missionaries?
Read the answer →How do we help our church know its missionaries?
Read the answer →Explore study
A small-group study on God's global purposes. The first study many churches use with us.
Perspectives course
A deeper class on world Christian mission.
What is the Perspectives course? →Joshua Project
Joshua Project is a ministry of evangelical Christians that keeps a database of the world's people groups so churches can prioritize prayer and mission. It began in 1995 and became a US nonprofit in 2024. We use it to help churches choose a people group to pray for.
joshuaproject.net →Unreached people group
A people group without enough followers of Jesus, or enough churches, to reach the rest of their own people without outside help.
People group
A group of people who share a language, culture and identity.
Sending church
A local church that raises up, sends and cares for its own missionaries.
Missions mobilizer
Someone who helps the Church understand and take part in God's mission.
Short-term trip
A trip of days or weeks to serve alongside partners, best as one step in a longer partnership.
Perspectives
A course on the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic sides of world mission.
Great Commission
Jesus' command to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:18–20).
One email a month with a story, a teaching, upcoming events and a prayer focus.
Are these resources free?
Yes. Every article and guide on this page is free. Training for partner churches lives in the members area.
Can I use these with my small group?
Yes. The articles are written to be read and discussed together.
Do you recommend resources from other ministries?
Yes. We point to trusted tools such as the Explore study, the Perspectives course and Joshua Project, and we say why we recommend each one.
What missions small-group studies can a church use?
We usually start churches with the seven-week Explore study. Other good options include Pioneers' "Is the Commission Still Great?" with its videos and facilitator guide, and IMB's Foundations with its companion guide.
How can a church train members in evangelism?
Teach a clear, simple explanation of the gospel and help each member tell their own story, then practice together and go out together. Tools like NAMB's 3 Circles give members a framework they can remember and use in everyday conversations.
How can a church teach members about world religions?
Start with short, trustworthy introductions to a religion and read them alongside Scripture in a guided discussion. Encourage respectful questions and real friendships, because people within any religion hold a wide range of beliefs and practices.
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“May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us, that your way may be known on earth, your saving power among all nations.”
Psalm 67:1–2