The following are helpful resources for local NMI presidents:

NMI Prayer Mobilization Line (PML)—Updated every Tuesday and Friday, the PML provides prayer requests for Nazarene missionaries and worldwide mission concerns. To view the prayer requests, visit the PML web page or call 913-577-2990. You may also subscribe to receive the PML via e-mail each Tuesday/Friday when it is updated. To subscribe, go to the Nazarene.org subscription page.
  

Mission Connection magazine (MC)—a monthly e-mail publication of NMI to equip NMI leaders through interaction and resource exchange. The magazine is also available online. To subscribe, go to the Nazarene.org subscription page.
 
Engage Magazine
Engage is our denomination’s magazine devoted to telling the mission stories of our brothers and sisters around the world. Published at our Web site, www.engagemagazine.com, Engage is updated almost daily with new personal stories, essays, feature articles, photos, audio interviews and videos, many of which are submitted by readers. Mission-passionate people are invited to sign up for the bi-weekly e-mail newsletter, to join the “fan” page on Facebook, as well as to promote the publication to people in their churches and contribute stories from their local churches.  Lay people are the main target audience for Engage, which is designed to be accessible even to people who have minimal awareness of denominational structure and programs.
   

Global Glimpses newsletter (GG)—A free quarterly newsletter, GG provides short bits of mission information/news to be used for mission education in church services or to be included as a worship folder (bulletin) insert. GG is available online.  A reminder is put in the Mission Connection. It is translated into Spanish, French, and Portuguese. For more information, go to the GG web page.

Nazarene Publishing House (NPH)—NPH provides a wide variety of NMI resources, including the NMI missions books, mission education curriculum, and the NMI brochures. Call NPH toll-free at 1-800-877-0700, or visit the NPH Web site.

For additional online resources, visit the Resource Sites page.