The 23rd Baptist World Congress in Brisbane, Australia marked a significant moment as the Baptist denomination officially joined the global movement to fulfill the Great Commission by 2033.

One of the most exciting developments in our global efforts to finish the task by 2033 is the emergence of local, regional, and national models where churches are uniting across denominations to ask a bold question: What would it take to reach everyone in our area with the Gospel?

Teaching from Pastor Rick Warren on what to remember when the odds are against you

Pastor Moses Balongo of Kenya is using the Finishing the Task vision and Healthy Church principles—taught to him by his “spiritual mother” in California—to grow thriving, love-driven churches that serve both their members and surrounding communities.

From September 30 to October 2, 2025, leaders from across the globe will gather in Pyeongchon, Korea, for a historic missions summit: the 2025 GCPSUP (Global Church Partners Summit for the Unreached People). This gathering will rally churches, ministries, and mission networks to form a bold, collaborative plan to reach the remaining unreached.

Pastor Moses Balongo of Kenya is using the Finishing the Task vision and Healthy Church principles—taught to him by his spiritual mother in California—to grow love-driven churches that serve both their members and surrounding communities.

The Healthy Pastor Initiative at Finishing the Task is equipping pastors around the world with the support, resources, and spiritual care they need to finish the race of ministry well.

“What are you doing for Heaven’s sake?” Pastor Rick asked the crowd, after sharing his personal testimony for the first time in his 55 years of ministry.

At the Global 2033 Summit in Rome, Catholic leaders from across the globe united across traditions in their commitment to fulfill the Great Commission by 2033