
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES FOR MISSIONAL ENGAGEMENT
Priority15 is a collaborative effort of missional professionals in healthcare and other careers to engage highly strategic, restricted access areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ for the purpose of making disciples and planting churches.

Our Focus
Our ambition is to preach the gospel where Christ is not yet known (Romans 15:20). Priority15 is our focused effort to reach 15 unreached people clusters and help complete the Great Commission.
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There are over 3,000 people groups that are unengaged with the gospel, meaning they don't have a local church and few known missionaries working among them. Priority15 is a collaborative effort of missional professionals to reach Frontier People Groups (FPGs are less than 0.1% Christian) in 15 highly restricted access areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ for the purpose of making disciples and planting churches.
The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into His harvest. matt. 9:37-38


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Not for 2 to 3 weeks… but go full-time. We performed a survey of medical students and discovered that 90% had served on a short-term medical mission team. Short-term mission trips are now an integral part of the Western Church, but are they sufficient to accomplish the Great Commission?
We need committed disciples to serve as full-time missionaries among unreached peoples to lay a foundation for the gospel where it has never been before. This will only come about through committed, sacrificial service.
PREPARE
Priority15 facilitates Goer Cohorts for those focused on leaving their homeland as long-term career goers to the unreached. Goer Cohorts are only for those going to the unreached and within the next 5 years — NOT for those who are “just checking out” whether long-term is the fit for them. All are active on a weekly Priority15 Prayer Team. Cohorts meet virtually every two months for two hours and are peer led with Scripture studying, practicing Jesus stories and discussing with active field workers about strategies, barriers, cross-cultural insights, agencies, and personal questions, etc.



