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.
Would you like to join us in our efforts to further the spread of the Gospel in still-unreached places? Support the work of RADIUS International by donating online.
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.
Reimburse RADIUS for on-campus lodging and/or meals.
Check out our blog for recent posts from our staff, alumni, and ministry partners.
Purchase recommended books from our online bookstore at 10ofthose.com.
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!
Interested in working with RADIUS? Learn more about open positions.
Catholicity, Creeds, and Converts
Ever since the mid-twentieth century, Christian missions work has been fighting to escape the specter of colonialism. Unfortunately, the fear of perpetuating such forms of cultural imperialism has caused some Western missionaries to abdicate their role of teaching the...
I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas, or Heaven?
In 1942, Irving Berlin wrote a song that was quietly listened to by a nation at war and tens of thousands of soldiers – men and women (my mom and dad were two of them) – who put on uniforms, many of them living in the middle of hostile war zones. For them...
Lessons from John G. Paton
If we think of missions and, more specifically, missions to unreached language groups, John Gibson Paton looms large.[1] Paton is a towering figure, primarily because of what the Lord allowed him to accomplish through unbelievable hostility and the level of suffering...
Are you a Christ Follower First?
One of the challenges that presents itself to many of our very capable students is… “Am I a Doctor, Engineer, Pilot, or a Christ follower first?” On one of my recent travels, I ran into a couple of young men who seemed to really love the Lord Jesus and are currently...
Old Princeton and Missions
I am always intrigued when I read the writings of those from previous generations who served as missionaries, especially the pioneering sort. Where did their initial drive, their sustaining perseverance, get instilled in them? Without a doubt they were first and...
