About Global Partnership
Partnering has been defined as a long-term alliance of two or more organizations that share complementary gifts and abilities to achieve a common purpose. This kind of partnership is characterized by a relationship between ministries and people who share common aspirations, strive to achieve them together, and do so in a spirit of cooperation and brotherly love. By this definition, partnership involves making the partner an extension of your own ministry.
Audio
Global Outreach by Paul McGuinness
The Global Church by Oscar Muriu
Video
Money and Power by Oscar Muriu
Articles
Growing Need for Collaboration by Dan Rickett
An Upside-Down World by Christopher J.H. Wright
Looking at Missions from Their Side, Not Ours by Steve Saint
The African Planter, an interview with Oscar Muriu
Eight Trends that Will Shape the Future of Global Ministry by Eric Swanson
Books
Cross-Cultural Servanthood by Duane Elmer
Building Strategic Relationships by Dan Rickett
Making Your Partnerships Work by Dan Rickett
When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert
Serving With Eyes Wide Open by David Livermore
Small Group Study
Missions Dilemma by Steve Saint
Other
Global Outreach at Parker Hill – an overview