Mission Nation Publishing

05/29/2026

“This Moses will bring his people to a different life.”

When Moses was nine years old, his pastor grandfather took him under his wing, gave him the name Moses, and began preparing him for a life of mission. He learned Bible stories, hymns, prayer, teaching, and preaching by walking alongside the man who raised him in the faith.

What began as a grandfather’s words over a child became the start of a calling God would continue to shape.

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05/26/2026

During a time of war in South Sudan, Moses’ grandfather renamed him “Moses,” believing God would use him to lead people toward a different life. Years later, that journey would take him all the way to Lansing, Michigan, where he now shares the hope of Christ with others.

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05/22/2026

What started as a Spanish-speaking ministry grew into something more.

As children in the church grew up speaking English, the congregation adapted so the Gospel could be heard clearly by the next generation. Soon, families from many backgrounds found a home there, connected by faith, community, and a shared life together.

“You are on a mission field.”

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https://www.missionnationpublishing.com/post/the-mariachi-bridge-missionary-to-america-alex-merlo

05/19/2026

Check out our most recent blog post and see how a mariachi band helped bridge two different cultures!

The Mariachi Bridge

“Now there were some Greeks among those who went up to worship at the feast. They came to Philip, who was from Bethsaida in Galilee, and requested of him, ‘Sir, we want to see Jesus.’” John 12:21

05/07/2026

Today is Give STL Day!

Mission Nation Publishing exists to inspire and equip the Church to reach a new America. Through storytelling, coaching, resources, and conversations, we work alongside congregations as they learn how to engage the changing communities around them with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Your support helps us continue creating resources that encourage churches to welcome, disciple, and reach people from every nation and background.

Thank you for partnering with us in the mission.

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05/05/2026

What does Taco Bell and KFC have to do with the Church?

Rev. Hiruy Gebremichael describes churches like St. Mark Lutheran Church in Tucker, Georgia as “Taco Bell-KFC churches.” Different cultures under one roof, still distinct, but united together. When Hiruy came to America from Eritrea, he wasn’t planning to become a missionary. But after St. Mark welcomed Eritrean refugees into their congregation, something powerful happened. The church grew into a multicultural community worshipping together under Christ while still honoring different languages and traditions.

Stories like this remind us what the Church can look like when people step forward in faith and mission.

This Give STL Day, your support of Mission Nation Publishing helps share more stories like this and equips churches across America to welcome new neighbors with the Gospel.

Give today and help more churches live out the vision of Revelation 7:9.

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05/04/2026

Make a difference this Give STL Day! 💙

This Give STL Day, your support can bring hope and transformation! By donating to Mission Nation Publishing, you empower churches to reach new ethnic groups across America with the gospel of Jesus. 🌍✨

Start making an impact today, visit missionnationpublishing.com/donations and be part of this mission to share love, faith, and community. Every gift counts!

05/01/2026

“They taught us how to be missionaries. Now we are blessed to return the favor.”

The mission field isn’t one direction anymore.

God is bringing people, gifts, and faith from every nation into the Church.

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04/29/2026

A small church in Tucker opened its doors, gave them space to worship, and welcomed them with open arms. What started as one room grew into something more, and by 2009 they became one church with two missions, serving both Eritrean and American communities.

As he put it, they became like Taco Bell and KFC, two distinct cultures under one roof, sharing the same mission.

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