In obedience to God and in partnership with the church wherever possible, to effectively communicate the Good News of Jesus Christ by means of culturally appropriate audio and audio-visual materials in every language of the world.
That people might hear and understand God’s Word in their heart language, especially those who are oral communicators and those who do not have Scriptures in a form they can access.
Without the Good News of the Lord Jesus Christ, people are eternally separated from God. The Gospel is the power of God for the Salvation of everyone who believes (Rom 1:16). And, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved” (Rom 10:13). Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved (Acts 4:12).
Faith in God and dependence on Him has been built into the fabric of the mission since its foundation. This is demonstrated in our commitment to prayer as the primary strategy for every aspect of our mission. Every other strategy must follow prayer and be consistent with the values of the Kingdom of God. We do not shy away from the great challenge of our vision. With God, all things are possible.
“Faith comes from hearing the message” (Rom 10:17). For those who do not, cannot or will not read, hearing may be the only way they can receive the word of God. Even for many who do read, hearing the message, communicated in culturally appropriate ways, under the power of the Holy Spirit, can have a profound impact. Recordings are one effective way of enabling people to hear the message.
No people or language group will be ruled out of GRN’s strategy simply because of its size. If research indicates that recordings are needed for a people group to hear the Gospel, with God’s help, GRN will work to meet that need.
We take to heart the Scriptural injunctions to be joyful always and give thanks in all circumstances
(1 Thess. 5:16-18). It is our desire to reflect the joy of the Lord, even under difficult circumstances.
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