Christ-Centered Formation
Spiritual growth matters as much as ministry output. Prayer, Scripture, humility, and obedience are part of the training pathway.
About the Movement
A youth mission movement with a global heartbeat.
1000MM North America exists to help young adults say yes to Jesus, grow in discipleship, and step into courageous gospel service.
Our Story
North America is part of a much larger mission witness.
The 1000 Missionary Movement began in 1992 as a training center for young missionaries and has grown into a wider global network of mission branches and sending communities.
The 1000 Missionary Movement began in 1992 as a training center for young missionaries and has grown into a wider global network of mission branches and sending communities.
North America carries that same burden locally: to identify, equip, send, and support young people who want their faith to move beyond comfort and into practical service.
Why this matters now
North America needs a renewed imagination for mission. Young adults are looking for purpose, churches want to disciple the next generation, and communities need a visible witness of hope.
- Missionaries trained and sent worldwide
- 12,116
- Baptisms
- 82,871
- Receiving countries
- 47
Core Values
The movement is shaped by formation, sacrifice, and partnership.
We believe healthy missionaries grow through deep roots, shared mission, and real accountability.
Mission With Sacrifice
Mission is not a side project. We prepare young adults to serve with endurance, simplicity, and love in unfamiliar contexts.
Local Church Partnership
Missionaries flourish when churches send, pray, mentor, and remain invested before, during, and after placement.
Milestones
A brief timeline of the movement.
The North America chapter is rooted in a larger history of prayer, training, and long-term gospel service.
1992
The wider 1000 Missionary Movement launches as a youth missionary training initiative.
2010
Harbert Hills Academy notes its ongoing partnership with 1000MM North America and its summer training rhythm.
Today
North America continues developing a pipeline for training, sending, and sustaining young missionaries.