We train individuals, couples, and families who are committed to long-term, pioneer church planting among unreached language groups. RADIUS students acquire spiritual, relational, emotional, and moral maturity as well as the physical stamina that will enable them to survive the rigors of cross-cultural work and life.
Do you desire to take the Gospel to those who have never heard and see a healthy church established? Apply today for our immersive training program.
Are you interested in learning first-hand about RADIUS training and whether or not it is a good fit for you or your people? Join us for RADIUS Days to see campus, sit in on classes, and interact with current students, interns, and staff.
Come to one of our campuses in Mexico for a week-long, intensive program to serve via various campus work projects, learn more about The Great Commission, and get a taste of what our students experience during their year with us.
Join us for The Radius Conference on October 17-18th, 2025 at RAK Evangelical Church in Ras AL Khaimah, UAE.
Spend 9 months in Mexico and play a vital role in The Great Commission through serving our staff and students while gaining valuable cross-cultural experience and opportunities to grow in your faith.
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Are you or your church interested in giving towards a special missions opportunity? Learn more about some of our current projects.
Partner with some of our current students by paying their tuition/room & board.
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Do you desire to take the Gospel to those who have never heard and see a healthy church established? Do you think RADIUS might be a good fit for you? Apply today!
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Blog
How Paul Measured the Missionary Task
In the 15th chapter of the book of Romans, we have Paul laying out his rationale for why he must press on to new places that have yet to hear the gospel. The missionary is then to go to places that have no foundation and preach the gospel. The ambition of missionaries is to preach where Christ has not been known, to build that foundation. Three implications that come out of those two observations are as follows.
The Mandate to Train and Send Missionaries Well: A Lead Pastor’s Perspective
If the truth is that missions, the proclamation of the gospel to the nations, is a high priority on the list for our God and Savior, then we must now ask the question that I faced: How do I make this a priority in our church and not a side project?
The Way She Suffered: Reflecting on the life of Elisabeth Elliot
Elisabeth’s time on the mission field—first as a single woman, then as a married woman, then as a widow and single mother—was anything but celebratory. It consisted largely of confusion, loss, and turmoil. But her sufferings are not meant to be the polestar: it is the way she suffered that makes her such a compelling model for us today.
