The word "mobilization" is a loaded word. Most simply, mobilization means "to cause something to move" as in mobilization of a joint or limb after an injury. In missions work ("missions" is of course another loaded term) mobilization means different things to different people. Find out what it means in a missional, Biblical context.

The staff and collaborators of Frontier Ventures were given the opportunity to declare one prayer on their heart for God's work in the nations, specifically with unreached people groups. Would you agree with our prayers and add your own? What is YOUR prayer for God's work among the nations?

Ralph Winter addresses the issue of contextualization in frontier missions work and how we may underestimate the cultural shifts necessary for effective work at the frontiers.

Ralph Winter addresses the issue of over-optimism in frontier missions work and how we can make things seem too simple or easy.

Ralph Winter addresses the issue of moving targets in frontier missions work and what it means for us to fail to notice massive changes in a situation on the ground.

Ralph Winter addresses the issue of regionalism and nationalism in frontier missions work and why believers in unreached people groups can't do their work without outside help.

Ralph Winter addresses the issue of parochialism in frontier missions work using the example of South Korean bi cultural missionaries.