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More than 6,000 people groups are still unreached. Ethnos Canada helps local churches mobilize, equip, and coordinate missionaries to these people.
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God is building His Church, and we are thrilled you are taking part. Through your support, we are making progress on our goal ... a thriving church for every people.
Possible delay in receiving your gift
It can take up to 10 days for Ethnos Canada to receive gifts given through the website, as there is a 'pending' period for credit cards. Only after your gift is received at our bank do we credit donations to the designated ministry. It is possible that an online donation made near the end of the month will not be credited to the designated ministry until the following month.
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Because 100% of all designated gifts are used to fulfill specific purposes, your gift here will be used to meet whatever critical needs are facing the ministry of Ethnos Canada, both overseas and across Canada.
* Gifts to students and those going on short-term trips do not qualify for a tax receipt.
You have not yet given a gift.
Give a Gift* Gifts to students and those going on short-term trips do not qualify for a tax receipt.
Thank you for your donation.
God is building His Church, and we are thrilled you are taking part. Through your support, we are making progress on our goal ... a thriving church for every people.
Possible delay in receiving your gift
It can take up to 10 days for Ethnos Canada to receive gifts given through the website, as there is a 'pending' period for credit cards. Only after your gift is received at our bank do we credit donations to the designated ministry. It is possible that an online donation made near the end of the month will not be credited to the designated ministry until the following month.
Why Ethnos?
Learn what makes Ethnos distinct
A Biblical Goal
Jesus commanded His followers to “make disciples of all nations”. If you think that means that planting churches among unreached people is a priority, serving with Ethnos is a great choice.
Effective Ministry
In Ethnos, you’ll be part of a team that is establishing churches guided by proven methodologies and a well-thought-out model of what a maturing church should look like.
Extensive Training
If you are given the opportunity today to plant a church in an unreached people group, do you know where to start … how to face the challenges ahead … and how to tell when the task is complete?
By unflinching determination we hazard our lives and gamble all for Christ until we have reached the last tribe regardless of where that tribe might be.
founders of Ethnos, 1942
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What does partnering together look like? What does it take to
see a thriving church for every people? It takes prayer, it takes
resources and it takes people.
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Indigenous Ministries
Ethnos Canada has missionaries serving in Northern Canada.
Stories
Find out what we are doing around the world
- So Many Yet to Hear
You may be familiar with the story of Paul Fleming, founder of Ethnos, then known as New Tribes Mission… Paul was determined that he would be willing to go to the mission field if God would send him. - Understandable This Time
Have you ever had to listen to a song over and over again to figure out the lyrics? And how much harder if the piece wasn’t in your heart language? - They Were There
Some of the first Christian missionaries who ventured out to tell the good news of the gospel were the disciples, sent by Jesus Himself. “Freely you have received, freely give,” He told them. Two by two He sent them out, as we read in Matthew 10, with just the clothes on their backs and no food or money. The implication here is that the disciples were to rely on others to support them, “for a worker is worthy of his […]