Josh McQuaid

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Josh McQuaid served as TEAM’s former Director of Organizational Engagement and lives in Knoxville, TN with his wife and two children. He has previously worked as a pastor and missions mobilizer. The son of missionaries, he grew up in Bolivia and Paraguay before returning to the United States to attend Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton College Graduate School.

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Written by Josh McQuaid

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Why Local and Global Missions Need Each Other

"God has been in the business of pushing his people out of their current context and sending them into the wider world." Read more Read more...

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Connecting Mission and Intercessory Prayer

What connects Mission and Intercessory Prayer together? Without intercessory prayer, we can’t have effective mission. Read more Read more...

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Altar Vision Devotional - Week 10

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Operation Watchman on the Walls

From the grounds of Israel: We have seasons of rocket fire, and we have seasons of terror attacks on our streets. Read more Read more...

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What We Get Wrong About Church Planting

What we are actually planting is the Gospel and what we are harvesting is the church. Read more Read more...

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Obedience In, Joy Out

God’s economy doesn’t work in a paradigm of effort in - reward out. In the paradigm of hearing and obeying everything rests on love and intimacy. Read more Read more...

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Bread Found – A Seafarer Finds Life

An Overseas Mission: Outreaching and spreading the gospel at sea Read more Read more...

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Unity, Relationship and the Future of Mission – Part 2

How we can increase engagement in our missional communities? It’s been said that the future of mission is in networks, in unity and in relationships Read more Read more...

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Social Isolation, Mental Health, and Discipleship

Social Isolation is the main obstacle to addressing poverty. How can communities organize themselves to create a more connected Vancouver? Read more Read more...