Missionary Troy Wickett from Fiji and the Solomon Islands explains how his “doorway policy” with God helped him and his family transition from the pastorate of an established North American church to a 3rd world missions field. Brother Wickett also takes us step-by-step on how a missionary can plug into a nationalized work to help that work.  He shares how the Lord has blessed the work, despite challenges with communications technology and travel among the hundreds of inhabited islands that make up these nations. There are now four Bible school campuses with 130 students and a 5 campus on the way!  If you’re interested in supporting Fiji and the Solomon Islands as part of the UPCI’s Short-Term Missions, check out the links below.  Missionary Troy Wickett (Facebook), https://www.facebook.com/jennette.wickett UPCI Short-Term Missions (STM), https://www.gmstm.net/Associates in Missions (AIM), https://www.aim2go.org/

Burning The Plow

Pull up a chair and take a seat! You’re invited to The Missions Table, an open and casual forum where different voices share their experiences in missions and ministry. Whether you feel a call to ministry, share a burden for missions, or just want to know more about what happens on the foreign mission field, there’s something for you at The Missions Table. Impacting and enlightening lessons in ministry often occur in informal settings—outside the classroom or after the church service has ended—as devoted men and women of God share their life and ministry experiences. These special moments gathered around a kitchen or restaurant table can forever change and shape us, and our ministries. The Missions Table provides a venue for these experiences to be shared with a wide audience and an opportunity to learn from those who have gone before.