For those who want to go
Discern your calling and reach the least-reached
Flexible global ministry opportunities: short trips, internships, and long-term service.
Go to the least-reachedGive
Partners in your calling to reach the least-reached
We help churches send their people on short-term trips (1–2 weeks), whether you want to coordinate with a Converge global worker or another agency. We also coordinate internships (6–10 weeks), residencies (2 years), and long-term mission service (4+ years).
We train all global workers in missional best practices to move the gospel forward, whether faithfulness to their calling means they spend a few days away from home or several decades.
Become a global worker
Forty percent of the world’s people have never experienced the Good News. Our global workers are reaching them. Would you like to join them?
Missionary Discovery & Assessment
Discern your calling and spiritual, psychological, and cultural fit for long-term ministry success.
EQUIP training
EQUIP is an online training path meant to develop appointees, residents, and deployed global workers in three areas: head (content or knowledge), heart (character), and hands (craft or skills).
[IM]PACT Internships (6–10 weeks)
Experience the unique culture of a foreign land while making an eternal impact by taking the gospel to the world’s least-reached people.
Residencies (2 years)
Serve two years in a Converge International Ministries initiative. During your time on the field, you will gain hands-on, cross-cultural ministry experience and engage in theological education.
Ready to mobilize for greater global impact?
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“From Headhunters to Soul Hunters”
One Ancient Tribe’s Journey as Warriors of One Kingdom…to Another In their traditional celebrations, the “Tanghpa” tribal group[i] is the larger-than-life stuff of National Geographic: bold red-and-black loincloths, ornately beaded jewelry the size of the human hand, woven sarongs, javelin-like spears, choreographed dancing, glossy hair the color of ink. Rich in cultural heritage, they’re lovers […]
Faith in the Face of Fury: The Church of Ukraine, Brilliant in its Darkest Hours
In the dawn of 2022, the Baptist Union of Ukraine sensed a gathering storm. They sent word to local district leaders to prepare for displaced peoples before what they saw as an inevitable invasion by Russia, despite popular dismissal of the idea. Viktor Pugash, in the Ternopil district, reached out to local pastors. He called […]
God Speaks Our Language: The Deaf Journey to Jesus
Renca Dunn is one person of only 2% of her people group that know Jesus—a people group of 70 million. As a group, she articulates, “We’ve been made to feel ashamed. We’ve been oppressed. We’ve been rejected. We’ve been made fun of. We’ve been looked down upon. We’ve been viewed as people others need to […]