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Mission Training International began in the hearts of Phil Armstrong, R.E. Thompson, and Clyde Taylor and was incorporated as Missionary Internship in Michigan in 1954. The following year 30 adults completed the first internship session.
The ministry focused on preparing applicants for ministry work in new cultures . The goal was to introduce them to skills that would help produce effectiveness, endurance, and personal vitality as they prepare to serve cross-culturally
To serve churches and other sending agencies by developing and equipping their long-term cross-cultural messengers of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
– Relational vitality with Jesus
– The synergy and wisdom of teams
– Personal and organizational integrity
– Top quality and excellence in services
Mission Training International’s (MTI) mission is to serve churches and other sending organizations by developing and equipping their long-term cross-cultural messengers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. MTI’s vision is to see
cross-cultural messengers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ experience effectiveness, endurance and personal vitality. MTI accomplishes this through two main programs: their Pre-Field Training (Compass) and their Debriefing & Renewal (DAR). MTI also offers additional developmental opportunities, known as catalytic gatherings. Examples of these include Mental Health and Missions (MHM) and the International Congress on Language Learning (ICLL).
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