The Back To Jerusalem Podcast
Many mistake the idea of Back to Jerusalem as a movement of the Chinese church to evangelize Jerusalem. However, Back to Jerusalem is the goal of the Chinese church to evangelize the unreached peoples from eastern provinces of China, westwards towards Jerusalem. Our organization partners with the church of China to not only evangelize the religiously oppressed areas of Asia, but to also train and send Chinese missionaries into the unreached regions of the globe, including Muslim, Buddhist, and Hindu nations. This podcast is a publication of the 501(c)(3) organization Back To Jerusalem and chronicles our experiences from the field.
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Letter From the Office
Greetings from the UK! We are so happy this newsletter is in your hands. Simply by receiving this newsletter, you have chosen to remain connected with what God is doing today in the most closed nations of the world. We are so thankful for your faithful partnership and are so grateful to know that we are in your prayers. In
Continue ReadingBTJ GateKeepers
What are Gatekeepers and how are they defined within Back to Jerusalem? The term “Gatekeeper” usually refers to guards who are put in place to protect property or things from harm. This is why the BTJ Gatekeepers are so precious. BTJ Gatekeepers are those who faithfully give 25 USD each month. We know that they have prayerfully committed their resources
Continue ReadingChina and End-Time Prophecy, China’s role in end times
What role does China play in the End Times? China’s population size, economic growth, and thirst for military power have taken center stage and the world has witnessed their influence in Afghanistan as they backed the Taliban and no one dared oppose them. Most end-time experts have seen the “Red Dragon” as an aggressor to Israel and an ally to
Continue ReadingTeen Guide into the World of Missions
Opening hearts for mission: Getting tweens and teen involved in the Church with a capital C Church can get a bit boring sometimes, especially when you are young and there are so many other things you can do. It is normal for older children to start to question the reason for church. Perhaps that is also the best time to
Continue ReadingIt’s Tea Time!
If you’re a tea drinker, you’ve come to the right place. If you’re not a tea drinker, maybe now’s the time to start! Storehouse Tea has partnered with BTJ to bring you some of the finest quality organic, fair-trade tea you can find anywhere. When you purchase any of the BTJ teas from Storehouse, $5.00 per box will go towards
Continue ReadingFOR CHILDREN Learning about mission, with new resources in the pipeline!
Children are not just the future of missions, there is an important part for them to play now! At different ages, there are different things for children to learn and take part in. And we want to inspire children of every age and ability with our resources. So, what do we have on offer? Many of you are hopefully familiar
Continue ReadingBack to Jerusalem 10/40 Window Flyover
What is the 10/40 window? On world maps, you can often see lines that indicate how far North or South something is. You may know the equator, which runs round the globe, exactly in the middle. The line above that is 10 degrees North of the equator. If you go up a few lines, you get to 40 degrees North
Continue ReadingBringing Mission Inspiration to Your Living Room
We have all missed having large, inspiring meetings with brother Yun and other speakers. And it may be a while before travel is normalized and they can resume. But in the meantime, we have a good alternative and it is better in some ways because it does not limit us to a handful of locations. Our Back to Jerusalem workshop
Continue ReadingMeet Cory, One of China’s First Back to Jerusalem Missionaries
While traveling in the Middle East in February, I had the rare opportunity to spend a day with one of BTJ’s original missionaries, named Cory (not their real name). In the early 2000s, BTJ helped send out a team of five BTJ missionaries to serve in Yemen. The group had studied Arabic together before their departure. They were all in
Continue ReadingDear Back to Jerusalem friends
Recently, I had a conversation with a Dutch mission partner. We talked about mission projects that had to be put on hold and people that were stuck in places they were not meant to be, unable to do the work they felt called to do. Our partner put it like this, “We are called to be faithful.” Faithful to do
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