Integral Mission in Practice

The best way to understand integral mission is to see it in practice. Below are a collection of stories, articles, sermons, bulletins and news pieces showing how grassroots communities are practicing integral mission and practically living out God's word by speaking up for impoverished people. This library of stories can be used as a resource to encourage your congregation and to inspire you with new ideas in the practice of integral mission. Please use the comment box below if you have a story you wish to share.

Jubilee Centre - Monday Issue
This outstanding weekly publication produces excellent stories to inspire, encourage and moblise Christians.

Tearfund - UK
There are three main types of publications, aimed at different audiences.

Footsteps is for grassroots health and development workers. It is produced every three months and each issue concentrates on a main theme. Recent Footsteps themes are literacy, facilitation skills, the impact of HIV and AIDS on children and pollution.
PILLARS Guides are designed for discussion-based learning in small groups. They cover issues such as Healthy eating, Mobilising the community and Responding more effectively to HIV and AIDS.
ROOTS books aim to help Christian development organisations in their work. They provide detailed information on relevant topics such as Fundraising and Project cycle management. They are designed to help staff study and use them together.

Integral Mission in Practice series - by Tulo Raistrick
Tulo Raistrick is a church and development consultant advising churches on integral mission and community involvement. These three articles and studies are three examples of integral mission in practice.