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Thursday, July 2, 2009

Missions Mashup - Map of missionaries, missionary blogs

This is a Page on Ourchurch.com with listing of interesting foreign ministries. And if you are involved in one, you can list you're ministry here too...

Missions Mashup

Welcome to the Missions Mashup. This page has been created to help people find and learn about Christian missionaries serving outside of their native country as well as to encourage missionaries to blog and share information with other missionaries. If you're a missionary, you can add your info using this form.

(By the way, for the non-Internet geeks, a "mashup" is the technical term for a web application that combines data from more than one source into an integrated tool.)

Missions Map

Click on a "pushpin" on the map below to see the name, location, and links to their website and blog.

Missions and Missionaries

Name	City/State	Country	Website	Blog
Springs of Hope	Nakuru	Kenya	website	blog
Hearts Without Borders	Juarez	Mexico	website
Shiloah Ministries	Mutungo	Uganda	website
Frontier Ministries	Valencia	Spain	website
Sonny & Debbie Dix	Puertto Princesa City	Philippines	website
Tribal Audio Video Evangelism Mission, Inc.	Ifugao	Philippines	website
Uncle Bob and Dr. Jean Young - Evangel Bible Translators	Saboba	Ghana	website
Randy James - Church of the Nazarene	Nairobi	Kenya	website	blog
Greg and Lily Muir / Pioneers International	Sucre	Bolivia	website
Bishop Cathy Douglas - 1 World 1 Vision	Ashiyie (Adenta)	Ghana	website
William Anderson/Calvary Chapel Boise	Bucharest	Romania	website	blog
Stephen Crockett	Papua	Indonesia	website
The Eastern Harvest Team	Chongwe	Zambia	website	blog
John Fraser/OMS International	Budapest	Hungary	website	blog
Danny and Linda Carpenter	Maturin	Venezuela	website
Barb Richter - House of Faith	Bon Repos	Haiti	website
Owen & Sarah Ames	Tokyo	Japan	website
Alan Pasho	Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires	Argentina	website
Henry John	Dehra Dun	India	website	blog
Golden Triangle Area Mission	Chaingrai	Thailand	website
Mike Manna / Youth Ministry International	Kiev	Ukraine	website
Going Worldwide Ministries - A Voice in Asia`s Highlands	Western	China	website	blog
Russian Harvest Ministries	Chernigov	Ukraine	website
dominion faith christian centre	port elizabeth	south africa	website
Ken & Thurleen Bain / ktbministries	Hikiwan, Arizona	Tohono O'dham Nation	website
CSPCU	Uzhgorod, Transcarpathia	Ukraine	website
The Poulette Family	Mexico City	Mexico	website	blog

Missions Feed

The missions feed is an RRS feed that combines the feeds from all of the missionary's blogs. That means you can come to this page to view the latest updates from all the missionaries listed above, or you can can subscribe to this RSS feed in your feed reader.

We are on our way...
posted on July 02, 2009 03:42:00 am
Today at 1:40pm we start on our journey to America. We are so excited!!! Please ...
?La Santa Muerte? and the Elections
posted on July 01, 2009 09:03:24 pm
Sunday is election day here in Mexico. It's a mid-term election. They aren't vot...
There?s Always Room for?
posted on June 30, 2009 10:09:05 am
In ministry, I think we ought to pose the question..."If there's time for an eme...
Kids
posted on June 29, 2009 02:53:00 pm
It's always fun having kids around to watch what they do and hear the things the...
School Is Out!
posted on June 29, 2009 02:40:00 pm
The school year is over for us. Justin completed 8th grade and will be heading t...
Outward Thinking
posted on June 29, 2009 12:16:20 am
A quick quote from Dr. Steyne in my "Biblical Theology of Missions Class"....
Creation to Christ
posted on June 26, 2009 01:27:00 pm
For the past two Thursdays I have been sharing the gospel at the women's meeting...
An unexpected visitor
posted on June 25, 2009 08:15:40 pm
This afternoon I was sitting in the living room of my house, and the next thing ...
My Thoughts on Transformers 2
posted on June 25, 2009 10:38:39 am
Yesterday I went to see Transformers 2. It's cheaper here to go on Wednesday. It...
United States beats Spain in Soccer
posted on June 24, 2009 04:04:18 pm
I tweeted something today that is, unfortunately, very true. "Everyone in Spain ...