The Mount Rushmore of Missions History! - Nathan Allen

We uncover the missions “Mount Rushmore” and learn how a few pivotal ideas reshaped how the church thinks about reaching the nations. We leave with a clearer picture of unreached people groups, Bible translation, and what it means for all of us to hold the rope for global gospel work. 
• Nathan Allen’s path from loving history to mobilizing students and churches 
• The origin of the word missions as “sent” and why that matters 
• William Carey’s “Inquiry” and the rope holder model for goers and senders 
• Hudson Taylor’s push for contextualization and taking the gospel inland 
• Cameron Townsend, SIL, Wycliffe, and the urgency of mother tongue Scripture 
• Ralph Winter, Lausanne, unreached people groups, Joshua Project, and Perspectives 
• Building mobilization pipelines through For the Nations and local church partnership 

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