Reaching People on the Move I Global Mission Through Mobility | Panel Discussion

How can we better reach the world’s most mobile, least-reached, and spiritually curious populations?
In this dynamic panel hosted by the Lausanne “People on the Move” networks, leaders from Jewish Evangelism, International Student Ministry, and Least-Reached Peoples share how global migration and mobility present unique gospel opportunities—and why strategic collaboration is essential.

Panelists:
• Dan Sered – Catalyst for Jewish Evangelism
• Francina Da Peter – Catalyst for International Student Ministry
• John Becker – Representative of the Least-Reached Peoples Network
• Moderated by Bodil Skjøtt

Key Takeaways:
✅ Many least-reached people groups—including Jewish and ultra-Orthodox communities—are now within reach in global cities and universities.
✅ International students are a highly open and strategic population for the gospel, yet often remain under-engaged.
✅ Hospitality is a powerful act of witness. Inviting people into our homes creates relational bridges that often extend across generations and borders.
✅ Collaborative evangelism across networks allows us to share resources, discipleship pathways, and support systems that multiply long-term gospel impact.
✅ The Church must equip everyday believers—not just specialists—to welcome, disciple, and send people on the move for the sake of the Great Commission.

👉 Watch now to discover how we can reach more people by working together—and why mobility is one of the greatest mission opportunities of our time.
00:00 Introduction and Host Introduction
00:39 Jewish Evangelism Network
01:28 International Student Ministry Network
02:07 Least Reached People's Network
03:12 Collaborative Efforts and Shared Goals
03:39 Challenges and Opportunities in Evangelism
09:10 Hospitality and Outreach Strategies
12:37 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks

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