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A great place to start if you’re asking about why, when, and how to raise up the next generation of participants in the Great Commission. This resource from Via can be used for individual study or with a group!

My family and church culture were very mission-centered growing up... I remember having missionary families in our house and hearing a support presentation. My mom was very involved in our spiritual development, and I remember her reading Radical by David Platt to us when I was a kid. I remember going to an event with Steve Saint and him speaking to one of my brothers about his call to missions. I used to read the YWAM books about famous missionaries. In high school, my church had a program to pay for high schoolers to go on short-term trips for free, so I was able to go to Thailand in 2018. -Emma, Goer Class of 2026

K-5 Resources

One Big Story Series

52 Family Devotionals 
by via 

From Argentina to Zimbabwe

An Alphabet Prayer Adventure
by Jacob V. Hines; illustrated by Megan Holcomb

Worldviews

A Children's Introduction to Missions
by Pioneers

Middle School Resources

Pray the World

A 31-day journey through Scripture and the nations
By Steven Morales

Christian Heroes: Then & Now

A Missionary Biography Series
By YWAM Publishing

Witnesses Trilogy

A Graphic Novel Series
By Voice of the Martyrs

High School Resources

Unreached of the Day App

Prayer Points for a New People Group Each Day
By The Joshua Project

Window on the World

An Illustrated Prayer Guide
By Operation World

Tithe Your Career

A Roadmap for Soon-To-Be Christian Grads
By Paul Van Der Werf & Katy White

Gap Year Resources

Torchbearers International

Equipping Bible Schools and Conferences

Forge

A Collaborative Two-Semester Missions Experience
Global Gates

Missions Mentorships

Three-Month Mentorships
Cafe 1040

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