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One of the greatest joys from our career in ministry is when my wife Michelle and I decided to accept the offer to become the Executive Director of the Center for Mission Mobilization. Upon entering this new role in 2018, one of our top priorities was to streamline our strategy of mission mobilization in order to best steward the future growth of the CMM.
We remain laser-focused on mobilizing mission-sending movements from 50 countries that have the greatest access to those who remain unreached with the gospel. While new doors are opening for us throughout Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, we see the need every day to bring clarity to who the CMM is and how we can best serve the global body of Christ.
Over the last 15 months, we&rsquo;ve been working to integrate our five ministries and five websites into one in order to leverage a more unified approach to best reach the unreached with the gospel. So, as much as we have loved being known as the Center for Mission Mobilization, we&rsquo;d like to re-introduce ourselves as Via. The same ministry, just more cohesive.
Why Via? Via means &ldquo;through another&rdquo; or &ldquo;by way of.&rdquo; At Via, we&rsquo;re reaching the nations through the nations, because who better to engage with the nations than the church God has established within those nations? He has blessed us as an organization with the resources, trainings, and ability to equip believers worldwide to lead a new era in mission sending, and this change will only allow us to better serve those roles!
This is a significant transition for our organization and will not fully launch until April 2023. As we transition to Via, we will keep you posted with updates leading up to the launch of our new website and newly revised resources.
We invite you now to take a moment and read with us how peoples&rsquo; lives are being refined and redefined by God&rsquo;s heart and global purpose for all nations to know Him, and how you have personally supported reaching the nations through your generosity.
On behalf of the CMM, thank you for all the ways you support our staff families, and ministries. It is through your prayers and support that we are able to multiply mission movements across the nations
&mdash;Dave Rofkahr Executive Director 
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Global Vision Update 2022

Global Vision Update 2022

By: Via