Operation Uttermost
From calling to deployment. Research finds the frontier. O326 verifies it. Global Education prepares the movement. Operation Uttermost mobilizes people and nations toward faithful presence.
Pioneer mission is also told on Evangelism. The training path is the Missionary Development Path.
Interest → application → next steps
Two pathways connect personal calling and national partnership to the One Chance mandate. Begin with a conversation, understand what the application asks, and know the review journey before you proceed.
An eight-section application covering personal background, calling and testimony, ministry experience, theological alignment, field and assignment, support and logistics, safeguarding, references and declaration.
A seven-section pathway for national networks and fellowships: identity, leadership, scale, doctrine, cooperation, safeguarding and references/declaration.
Before you apply
What happens next
Every applicant is assigned a personal application guide. The World Missions Department carries the process through these six stages:
Research-fed mobilization
The O326 research provides the factual starting point. Evidence can inform a decision; it cannot make one. Every operational step is approved by the leaders accountable for it.
The path is governed by people, not by data alone. Research identifies the frontier and verifies the record. A responsible human review then decides each next step: survey, mobilization, engagement, deployment. No stage advances on evidence alone.
Shared research feed
The same stable record IDs and dated evidence shown in O326 feed this mobilization view. Records appear here only after they are cleared for public treatment.
A path the visitor walks
I see the people, places and gaps that mission research brings into view.
The mobilization and training pipeline
We are not merely naming the unfinished task. We are preparing the people who will carry the Gospel into it, nation by nation, until every person has had one chance to hear.
Open in phases
The first pathways open with the Philippines, where national leaders and Global Missions walk the full path together, from calling to sending, before the pattern extends to other nations.
Guide approved candidates from calling toward public support and deployment.
In the form, choose the new missionary you support by name, or write New Missionaries in the comments.
Support missionaries sent cross-culturally by national PCG movements.
In the form, write the national missionary's name, or National Missionaries, in the comments.
Connect verified opportunity with leaders prepared for durable local church life.
In the form, write Church-Planting Opportunities in the comments.
Equip disciplined teams for listening, survey work and responsible follow-through.
In the form, choose Operation 326, or write O326 Teams in the comments.
Connect preparation pathways with the people and fields they are meant to serve.
In the form, choose Global Education from the ministry list, or write Education and Training in the comments.
Make approved needs understandable, each reviewed before it opens for support.
In the form, write the approved need named by PCG Global Missions in the comments.
Link national movements around shared responsibility and field relationships.
In the form, write the national partnership you support in the comments.
Give local churches and districts a clear route into prayer, support and sending.
In the form, write your district or church partnership in the comments.
Mission One Eleven
Training centers in Southern California and Västanås, Sweden, gather people ready to explore frontier calling.
Six weeks of training and six weeks among an unreached people. Students learn 29 Gospel stories and may earn 15 transferable Vanguard University credits.
Expedition pathways include Ethiopia, Nepal, Brazil, Sri Lanka and Indonesia.
