Awe Star Missions
  • Home
    • About Awe Star >
      • Beliefs
      • Contact Us
      • Staff >
        • Peggy Nunley, President
      • Parent Letter for returning student
      • Parent FAQ's
    • Awe Star Missions Blog >
      • Peggy Nunley's Blog
  • Events
    • DONATE >
      • TwentyFiveChallenge
      • GSPL-20 Response to COVID-19
      • RiceBagsOfHopeAFRICA
      • Flocks of Hope
      • #giftLOVE
      • PRAY, GIVE, GO
      • Prayer
      • #14DAYCALL2PRAYER
      • Missionary Support
    • AWE Training Weekend
    • AWE Women's Gathering
    • AWE Conference EXHIBITOR Page
    • AWE Student Conference
    • Awe Night
  • Trips
    • Mexico: Christmas & Spring Break
    • Refugee Medical Mission
    • Church Group Trips
    • Family Mission
  • APPLY
    • Missionary Application
    • Pastors Recommendation
    • Servant Leadership
    • Internship/Associate Progam
  • Trip Updates
    • #TeamOKC
    • THE WALK OK 2020
    • PREVIOUS Trip Updates >
      • Hungary 2018 Blog
      • Panama 2018 Blog
      • Peru 2018 Blog
      • Gambia 2018 Blog
      • Refugee 2019
      • Mexico Spring Break Blog
  • Missionary Log In
    • Fundraising Resources >
      • Fundraising Ideas
    • Pre-Country Training Videos
  • App
  • Store
  • Resources
    • 16 Ways to Prepare for a Short-Term Trip
    • The Freedom Drama
    • BJ Higgins Story
    • Ministry Partners
    • President Emeritus, Walker Moore
  • Team Refugee Information
  • Forms

Help Us Mobilize Missionaries!

4/15/2019

0 Comments

 
Picture
Missions mobilization can take many different forms. Sometimes, it means we pray. Sometimes, it means we give. Sometimes, it means we go.
Luke gives us a clue about this topic in the ninth chapter of his Gospel, when he tells us the following story of the Savior: “But when He saw the crowds, He was moved with compassion for them, because they fainted and were scattered, like sheep without a shepherd. Then He said to His disciples, “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest” (Matt. 9:36-38).
Why do we mobilize for missions? Because people need a Savior. What better way to describe our world today than “harassed and helpless”? When we travel to the mission field, whether next door or across the sea, we meet people who are “harassed and helpless.” They need the peace and joy a relationship with Jesus brings. They need to know Him.
Why do we mobilize for missions? Because workers are few. Many people will talk about missions. Many will say they support missions. But few will surrender to the Lord and go or give as He desires.
Why do we mobilize for missions? Because we want to partner with God in prayer. No matter what else we can or can’t do, we can ask Him to send workers. Some of us cannot go for physical or other reasons. But we can have a “go” mind- and heart-set and support those who can. This is where we can fulfill the true intent of this passage.  
Right now, Awe Star wants to mobilize for missions through the purchase of another 15-passenger van. We are traveling by van not only south of the border this year (Mexico) but also north (Canada). We need a reliable van to transport students not only across the border but to the various ministry sites in both these countries as we take the gospel wherever God empowers us to go. We need to keep them safe. We need to be wise stewards. We need to reach more people in more places.
If God moves your heart with compassion and you feel led to help us, please click this lick to set up your one-time or recurring gift. Know that you are not just partnering with Awe Star—you are partnering with the Lord of the harvest as together, we mobilize for missions. 

0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Archives

    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    September 2018

    Categories

    All
    Canada
    Eastern Europe 2019
    IGO
    Mexico Christmas Break 2019 20
    Mexico Christmas Break 2019-20
    Mexico Spring Break 2019
    Mexico Spring Break 2020
    Panama 2019
    The Gambia 2019

    RSS Feed

    PREVIOUS Trip Updates
© COPYRIGHT 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Toll Free:
1-800-AWESTAR
Office:  
918-664-3500
AWE STAR MISSIONS
P.O. BOX 470265
TULSA, OK 74147
  • Home
    • About Awe Star >
      • Beliefs
      • Contact Us
      • Staff >
        • Peggy Nunley, President
      • Parent Letter for returning student
      • Parent FAQ's
    • Awe Star Missions Blog >
      • Peggy Nunley's Blog
  • Events
    • DONATE >
      • TwentyFiveChallenge
      • GSPL-20 Response to COVID-19
      • RiceBagsOfHopeAFRICA
      • Flocks of Hope
      • #giftLOVE
      • PRAY, GIVE, GO
      • Prayer
      • #14DAYCALL2PRAYER
      • Missionary Support
    • AWE Training Weekend
    • AWE Women's Gathering
    • AWE Conference EXHIBITOR Page
    • AWE Student Conference
    • Awe Night
  • Trips
    • Mexico: Christmas & Spring Break
    • Refugee Medical Mission
    • Church Group Trips
    • Family Mission
  • APPLY
    • Missionary Application
    • Pastors Recommendation
    • Servant Leadership
    • Internship/Associate Progam
  • Trip Updates
    • #TeamOKC
    • THE WALK OK 2020
    • PREVIOUS Trip Updates >
      • Hungary 2018 Blog
      • Panama 2018 Blog
      • Peru 2018 Blog
      • Gambia 2018 Blog
      • Refugee 2019
      • Mexico Spring Break Blog
  • Missionary Log In
    • Fundraising Resources >
      • Fundraising Ideas
    • Pre-Country Training Videos
  • App
  • Store
  • Resources
    • 16 Ways to Prepare for a Short-Term Trip
    • The Freedom Drama
    • BJ Higgins Story
    • Ministry Partners
    • President Emeritus, Walker Moore
  • Team Refugee Information
  • Forms