Latest News

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Marilyn Loftsgard, MVI Field Coordinator in Nicaragua Shares Her Testimony

 

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The Kiss from Heaven

The Kiss from Heaven

Article submitted by Norberto and Julie Kurrle, Field Coordinators in Paraguay Yesterday I spent a good part of the day weeping. One of our most loved supporters died on Christmas day and we just got the news.  She had been battling cancer for over ten years. She came to visit us for the first time [...]

 

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A Short-Term Mission Trip Encourages

A Short-Term Mission Trip Encourages

Article submitted by Gary Wadding, MVI Staff A short-term mission trip is an adventure which will have lasting benefits in more ways than you might think at first. Of course the major aim of the trip is to help the people living in that foreign country. Help might mean different things, such as: helping to [...]

 

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Interview with Mike Deibert, MVI Field Coordinator in Nicaragua

 

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Nicaragua Vocational School Update

Nicaragua Vocational School Update

Article submitted by Mike & Lauren Deibert, Field Coordinators in Nicaragua Our first official school year in the new vocational building has come to a very fulfilling end!  I (Mike) can’t believe it; over 80 students were trained and ministered to in electricity, auto mechanics, welding, and blacksmithing. We had some very positive feedback from [...]

 

About

Our Vision: Involving People to Impact Nations for Christ

Our Mission: MVI seeks to empower, equip, and encourage indigenous churches and leaders to reach their own people with the love and message of Jesus.

Our Strategy: MVI exists to serve and support the indigenous church. Our aim is to have key strategic partnerships to see their God-given visions fulfilled.

Our Workers: MVI facilitates personal involvement in missions by partnering with churches, groups and individuals to encourage and enable their missionary involvement.

Our Goal: MVI desires to see healthy indigenous churches and programs which are self-governing. Through a balance of limited support, investment and mentoring, over time the churches and projects become strong and self-sustaining. Finally, we encourage churches to look beyond their own situations and reach out to other parts of the world with the Great Commission and the Great Commandment.

How do we work?

In most countries the work is pioneered by our long-term missionaries who we call Field Coordinators. They form key relationships, develop outreach plans, host short-term teams, oversee new projects and ensure that donated funds are used effectively and with integrity.

Core values:

  • The Great Commandment and the Great Commission
  • Facilitating Indigenous Missions
  • Personal Involvement
  • Interdenominational Ministry
  • Spirit-Led Ministry
  • Mutual Cooperation and Unity Through Relationships
  • Uncompromising Biblical Culture

Hear from Glen Dubois, President of MVI.