Missionaries

The gospel has always moved forward through ordinary men and women willing to go wherever Christ called them.

This collection honors missionaries who left the familiar behind to carry the good news of Jesus Christ to the nations. They crossed oceans, learned new languages, endured hardship, faced persecution, and, in many cases, gave their lives so that others might hear the gospel.

From William Carey, the father of the modern missionary movement, to Adoniram Judson in Burma, Hudson Taylor in China, David Brainerd among Native Americans, Amy Carmichael in India, Jim Elliot in Ecuador, and countless others, these faithful servants remind us that Christ's command to make disciples of all nations is as urgent today as it was two thousand years ago.

These designs celebrate lives marked by courage, sacrifice, perseverance, and unwavering confidence in the sovereignty of God. They are reminders that the mission of the Church has never changed: to proclaim Christ where He is not known and to make disciples of every nation.

"The gospel is only good news if it gets there in time."
— Carl F. H. Henry