Have you ever wondered how your degree or skills could be used for Kingdom work? Whether you have skills in programming or visual arts, Indigitous Serve wants to bridge your skills with the needs of ministries in global missions. In our cohorts from the past year, we’ve learned how young adults and students are eager …
As the cohort contiued, I was asked to help with leading the support-raising effort. Hey, this was an opportunity to get us all together to make a video! But this came with a challenge as we were all remote and each student would have to film themselves from their own location. On top of that, how can we all record consistent and decent composition, lighting, and audio?
Christian missions has always been my mind since the first person in our family heard about Jesus from a missionary from the UK. My great-grandparents were very sincere Buddhists, but Buddha did not save their firstborn grandchild. Therefore, they started to look for a real god. After they heard the gospel from that British missionary, they witnessed many miracles and thus found that Jesus is the real God.
Before I got involved in missions, I always thought that I was not “qualified” or “called” to be a missionary. The title itself seemed daunting to me—as if I needed to give up everything I was doing and throw myself into unknown territory. I had no idea where to start.
Indigitous US is part of Indigitous, represented in 40+ countries and 3,000+ young adults doing digital missions and taking the Gospel to new people and places
