Your calling matters.
And so do you.
At Cornerstone International, missionaries are our mission.
At Cornerstone International, missionaries are our mission.
That stirring in your heart for the nations? It’s the Holy Spirit whispering, “Come.” The world is full of people and cultures waiting to hear the name of Jesus. Will you let us walk beside you into the unknown?
Saying yes to Jesus isn’t always easy. The call to “go into all the world and preach the Gospel” begins with trembling hands and a willing heart. Doubt, anxiety, and burnout may come, but through support built on joy, love, and His presence, fear gives way to faith.
CI holistically cares for cross-cultural workers, steadying hearts, renewing strength, and reminding you that you never go alone. Healthy missionaries build healthy missions, and healthy missions change the world.
Nearly half of cross-cultural mission workers never return to the field after their first term, and roughly three-quarters battle diagnosable mental illness. This isn’t meant to strike fear, but to prepare.
We’re called to sacrifice for the sake of the Gospel, but following Jesus was never meant to be joyless. Before ever stepping foot on the field, we’ll help you build sustainable rhythms that nurture your calling as the Lord’s ambassador.
Become A MissionaryWe walk with every missionary through personalized care plans, supporting spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental well-being.
At CI, prayer is the heartbeat of our mission. We host weekly prayer meetings and continue to build a network of prayer warriors to uplift every person, partnership, and place God calls us to serve.
From training to debriefing, we equip missionaries with best practices and resources for professional, theological, financial, and cultural development.
We don’t want you to sacrifice family on the altar of missions. We guide the whole family through education planning, transition care, and third-culture kids (TCK) resources.
“We are thankful for the support they have already given us and we feel so blessed to partner with such a kingdom-minded organization.”
The Johnson Family
Meet the Mission Workers