The Power of God on Display among the Nations in the D.C. Metro Area
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The Power of God on Display among the Nations in the D.C. Metro Area

ByGlobal Gates

The D.C. Metro Area is home to unreached diaspora populations that include Saudi Arabs, Afghans, Yeshivish Jews, Uyghurs, Gujarati Hindus, Turks, Moroccan Arabs, Bangladeshis, Indo-Pak Muslims, Punjabi Sikhs, Indian Hindi-speaking Hindus, Iraqi Arabs, Tamil, Palestinian Arabs, Lebanese Arabs, Thai Buddhists, Persians, and Egyptian Arabs according to UPGNorthAmerica.com. As Jesus said, “The harvest is great, but the laborers are few,” which is why believers must pray earnestly for more laborers to enter into his harvest (Matthew 9:37-38 and Luke 10:2).

A Kingdom Approach for Reaching the Nations in DFW

A Kingdom Approach for Reaching the Nations in DFW

ByGlobal Gates

For Matt, it’s not about flying the Global Gates flag in DFW. More importantly, he wants to see Jesus glorified among Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and Sikhs, and that is going to take the entire Body of Christ, which is made up of normal everyday people, living on mission in their neighborhoods and in the workplace regardless of agency or denominational banner. 

To join us in what God is doing among the nations in DFW, there are multiple levels of commitment one can consider. As for short-term, there are Sifting Week trips and other opportunities, while a midterm commitment might entail a semester-long internship or to join us for Pathways. A more significant level of commitment would be to join us long-term as a missionary. You can learn more…