Since our inception, Grace Fellowship Church has worked diligently, creatively, and sacrificially to shine the light of the knowledge of the glory of God into the darkest corners of our world. Our primary means for accomplishing that work has been through sending our own people out into the mission field as full-time workers. And while we plan for this pattern to continue, we also recognize that some places will be better served by partnering with a local believer or some more experienced field workers. In each of these partnerships our aim is to employ all of the wisdom, discernment, patience, generosity, grace, and humility that God has given to us. Even so, each partnership will inevitably include some very real imperfections and points of tension that must be weighed against the limited opportunities our church has to engage the least reached peoples with the Gospel of Jesus. So rather than wait endlessly on the sidelines for a “perfect partner”, or brashly carve a path forward alone, we choose to humbly accept the limits of imperfect partnerships so that we can actively participate in God’s redemption of people from every tribe, language, people, and nation (Revelation 5:9).