
Facts about The Navigators
March 2008
* The Navigators is an international Christian mission organization that for over
75 years has been developing relational ministries of evangelism and discipling around
the world (4090 staff of 64 nationalities ministering in 104 countries) focused especially
on those who do not yet know Christ. Every week, over 40 Navigator staff throughout
Michigan minister as missionaries in our increasingly secular American culture, stimulating
people in their thinking about God, helping them come to faith in Christ, discipling
and mentoring new believers, and training others to live as fruitful disciples of
Christ in their daily spheres of influence. They develop life-
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* The ministry of The Navigators began in 1933 through a young Californian, Dawson Trotman, growing out of his work with young men and sailors on the West coast. By the end of WWII, thousands of men on ships and bases around the world were being helped by The Navigators. Many hours were spent with individual sailors in Bible study, Scripture memory and prayer, with an emphasis on each teaching another what he had learned. From that point, God continued to bless the work and caused it to spread to college campuses, U.S. communities and overseas countries. For more information on the history of The Navigators, we recommend reading the book Daws by NavPress. You can also go to their national website – http://www.navigators.org/us/
* The international mission statement of The Navigators is "To advance the gospel of Jesus and His Kingdom into the nations through spiritual generations of laborers living and discipling among the lost".
* The Navigators have been recognized for many years by the body of Christ for
their gifting in follow-
* NavPress is the publishing arm of The Navigators, and is recognized world-
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