MissioCare Collective

Caring for the Called

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The Urgent Need

There are currently over 7,244 unreached people groups in the world. But on average 5,000 to 7,000 global workers leave the field every year, with over 70% of those leaving from preventable causes.

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Who we are

We’re a gospel-centered team that walks with global workers through every season of their calling. By offering spiritual care, practical resources, and relational support, we help global workers thrive—so the mission doesn’t just go forward, it flourishes.

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MCC Distinctives

Develop a Safe Place

We create spaces where global workers feel safe to share honestly and be met with grace. Trust, confidentiality, and empathy are essential, allowing global workers to rest, reflect, and experience the care of Christ through meaningful, judgment-free relationships.

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Our care is rooted in Scripture and shaped by the heart of Jesus. We speak truth with gentleness, listen with discernment, and let God’s Word guide every conversation, helping global workers stay anchored in the gospel that sustains their calling.

Biblically Guided Conversation

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Allow Time to Process

We honor the slow, sacred work of growth by giving global workers time to process. Without rushing or forcing solutions, we offer patient presence—creating space for reflection, healing, and Spirit-led transformation in the midst of real-life ministry challenges.