Overseas Mission of The Navigators of Canada. Making disciples who make disciples around the world.

Overseas Mission Young woman in Asia

How do you share Christ in a country where He is not welcome?

There are around 220 countries in the world. Over 90 of them are closed to traditional missionaries. Four out of five people who have never heard of Christ live in countries where traditional missionaries are not welcome.

Here at The Navigators, we have a vision that works in just about any country.

Our strategic distinctive in overseas missions is our ability to place prepared Navigators in influential roles in hard-to-reach countries. For our overseas Navigators, their vocational training (such as medicine, teaching, information technology, business administration) is their passport to make disciples of all nations.

Canadian Navigators who serve overseas are vocationally and spiritually equipped to serve needs in developing nations. They penetrate unreached and neglected areas. They share Christ with those whom they serve, and then disciple new believers.

Some are called to go. Others are called to send. Which are you?

Go. Learn how you can get involved today in overseas missions. Click here

Give. Help others to know Christ and to make Him known by making a tax-deductible donation online now. Click here

Get. Keep up to date on our missions work overseas. Receive a subscription to our free newsletter, the Chart & Compass. Click here



	Overseas Mission How do you share Christ in a country where He is not welcome? There are around 220 countries in the world. Over 90 of them are closed to traditional missionaries. Four out of five people who have never heard of Christ live in countries where traditional missionaries are not welcome. Here at The Navigators, we have a vision that works in just about any country. Our strategic distinctive in overseas missions is our ability to place prepared Navigators in influential roles in hard-to-reach countries. For our overseas Navigators, their vocational training (such as medicine, teaching, information technology, business administration) is their passport to make disciples of all nations. Canadian Navigators who serve overseas are vocationally and spiritually equipped to serve needs in developing nations. They penetrate unreached and neglected areas. They share Christ with those whom they serve, and then disciple new believers. Some are called to go. Others are called to send. Which are you? Go. Learn how you can get involved today in overseas missions. Click here Give. Help others to know Christ and to make Him known by making a tax-deductible donation online now. Click here Get. Keep up to date on our missions work overseas. Receive a subscription to our free newsletter, the Chart & Compass. Click here