To the Ends of the Earth is not just another book about missions. It is a pastoral tool, a biblical-missional exhortation, and a practical resource designed to help local churches obey the Great Commission with intention, clarity, and a solid biblical foundation.

This is a deeply biblical and pastoral work on the mission that defines the Church: to participate actively in God's purpose of making himself known among all peoples.

Grounded in a theological study that traces Scripture-from Genesis 12 to Acts 1:8-and in an analysis of the missional praxis of Hispanic pastors in the Miami-Dade context, the book identifies obstacles that hinder mobilization even in healthy congregations, faulty paradigms that reduce mission to what happens only within the local setting, and an incomplete understanding of the Great Commission.

At the same time, it offers a clear pastoral pathway for recovering the church's missional DNA, understanding God's mission from a Christ-centered and biblical perspective, and taking concrete and sustainable steps toward adopting an unreached people group.

This is not a book meant to debate theory, but to provoke movement. It is written for pastors, leaders, missions committees, church planters, and congregations who desire to obey Jesus' mandate with greater clarity and a global vision.

"If God desires to be known to the ends of the earth, then our mission cannot aim at anything less than that."
- Christopher J. H. Wright, The Mission of God

Mission did not begin with the Church; mission began with God.
And he is still calling his people to go beyond.

To the Ends of the Earth.