After serving as a gospel worker in western China for ten years, Dr. Pam Arlund now serves on the International Leadership Team for All Nations International, training and sending the next generation of missionaries. God called her to the unreached in China through examples of great missionaries like Hudson Taylor and Robert Morrison.
Pam had never left the U.S. before she moved to China. She trusted the Lord would protect her and guide her in building relationships with local people. Like many missionaries, she went through different emotions and difficulties. Yet, her obedience in difficult seasons allowed her to develop a deeper relationship with Jesus.

Listen as Pam shares some of her experience on the field, and how that influenced the way she trains gospel workers today. She will also introduce her new book, Stick Figures Save the World, which explains how simple drawings can help anyone be a witness for Christ.

Pam will also talk about the responsibility of sending missionaries to hard and dangerous places—places where Christian persecution is intense. Finally, Pam shares how we can pray for missionaries we know and encourage them as they persevere in the Lord’s call on their life.

MISSIONS: “I Want to Be Faithful in My Generation”

Turbulent times have created many positives for those who seek to spread the Gospel. People in desperate situations are questioning the regimes that govern them and are searching for true freedom.

CEO Tony Benjamin talks to Neil Johnson on Vision radio, on this issue, particularly in relation to Iran and North Korea.

MISSIONS: “I Want to Be Faithful in My Generation”

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