Category Archives: Support Raising

Learning to put doubt where it belongs

Posted on July 14, 2015 by

In my last post I mentioned that we were at 50% of our monthly budget, and I reflected on some of the things I’ve learned during the first half of support raising. The first thing I listed there was how … Continue reading →

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Halfway There!… And What I’ve Learned Along the Way

Posted on June 16, 2015 by

As of this week we are (unofficially) at 50% of the monthly partnerships that we need in order to serve in Japan! A big THANK YOU to those who have discerned God’s leading and have pledged to partner with us. … Continue reading →

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Toward a Theology of Supporting Missionaries

Posted on September 5, 2014 by

Since I’ve been engaged in the work of “raising support,” as it is commonly called, I thought it would be appropriate to offer a brief “theology of supporting missionaries.” The intent of this post is to encourage those of you … Continue reading →

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Five Ways to Support Missionaries When Your Budget is Maxed Out

Posted on August 27, 2014 by

Missionaries have to raise support (at least most of us do!). As I connect with folks, share about the work that God is doing in Japan, and invite them to participate through prayer and financial support, sometimes the answer comes … Continue reading →

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