Pentecostal Church of God
ONECHANCE
Every person has a birthright to hear the Gospel at least once.
Acts 1:8 · Until the Whole World Hears
GLOBAL EDUCATION
Free theological education for the global church. Courses in English, Spanish, and Portuguese: freely receive, freely give. An official PCG Global Missions education platform.
The whole movement
A global church with a global mission.
PCGMission.org is the front door of PCG Global Missions: one place to see how World Missions, Global Education, Compassion, Global Disaster Relief and Native American Ministries move together toward the same Acts 1:8 mandate.
The global movement
Follow the same sourced Global Footprint already built for PCGMission.org. Hover, focus or tap a highlighted country to see the ministry record and its source.
Sourced records: hover or tap a highlighted country for its evidence
FROM THE FIELD
Real crowds, real history and the scale of a harvest already visible. The sourced map above shows where the movement is present; these field photographs show why the footprint matters.
“The fields are already white for harvest.” John 4:35
Sending nations
A global church with a global mission. Every national movement is invited not only to receive, but to train, send and serve across borders.
Global Conference · The nations gathered in worship
Celebrate
110+ is the open research footprint. 78 is the number of nations in the published, sourced record. 71 is the 2019 World Missions department overview and is not the footprint total.
Complete
frontier peoples calling for disciplined research, prayer and engagement.
Operation 326
A visit is not engagement. A survey is not discipleship.
Global Education + Operation Uttermost
Education prepares people and nations. Uttermost carries that preparation toward missionary, church-planting and O326 deployment.
Mission pipelines
1919 to the frontier
PCG began as a missional movement in Chicago in 1919. Across five eras, the movement strengthened evangelism, ministry training, global connection and unity in mission. The history is not a museum. It is the first chapter of the unfinished Acts 1:8 story.
1919 · Chicago
Ottumwa
Kansas City
Joplin · 1951
Dallas-Fort Worth
The next chapter
More than a century of Gospel witness leads to the same question: who has not yet had one chance?
Read the PCG storyGlobal research
The platform thesis
How Global Missions is organized
The five departments remain equal and fully visible. The mission story connects their people, programs and projects without flattening their distinct callings.
WORLDMissionaries, nations, church planting and the WORLD publication.
Enter World Missions
EDUCATIONTheology, discipleship and missionary formation.
Enter Global Education
COMPASSIONPeople-first ministry among poor, hungry, homeless and hurting communities.
Enter Global Compassion
DISASTERLast-mile response through churches already close to the need.
Enter Global Disaster Relief
NATIVEHonor the story. Celebrate the people. Continue the mission.
Enter Native American MinistriesLeadership and department work sourced from the PCG Global Missions Impact Reports, accessed October 4, 2026.
Missionaries
Story, calling, field, updates, prayer and partnership in one place.
Every reached nation invited to become a sending nation.
Explore calling, train, build support and move toward the field.
Stories
Mission One Eleven brings calling, formation and field-shaped learning together as an emerging pathway toward responsible missionary service.
Apply through Mission One Eleven
Recent work reported by PCG includes rebuilding in Jamaica and home restoration in Maggie Valley, North Carolina.
Read the impact report
PCG reports urban outreach in San Bernardino and an annual Christmas toy store serving 3,000 children.
Read the impact reportThe movement, page by page
Each part of the mission has its own page. These summaries link to the full record.
Every person has a birthright to hear the Gospel at least once. This is the Acts 1:8 conviction and the Birthright Pledge.
One ChanceThe researched record of where the Pentecostal Church of God is present, where fruit has been planted, and where fellowship is active.
Global FootprintThe frontier research directory: the peoples, the evidence behind each profile, and the field reporting that keeps the record honest.
Operation 326A public people profile for the Kumzari: place, language, evidence, and what the record does not claim.
Kumzari people profilePioneer missions training and mobilization, from calling and formation through deployment.
Operation UttermostEighteen ministries of the Pentecostal Church of God, with the five Global Missions departments developed in full.
DepartmentsSince 1919, PCG missionaries have served through Gospel witness, church planting, leadership development, and partnership with national movements.
World MissionsMissionary training and theological education through PTC, Messenger College, and Mission One Eleven.
Global EducationPractical care and Gospel presence with people who are poor, hungry, hurting, or outcast.
Compassion / Intercultural MinistriesDisaster response through trusted local churches already near the communities that are hit.
Global Disaster ReliefSince 1949, a mission that honors the story, celebrates the people, and continues the work among Native communities.
Native American MinistriesFamilies sent from the United States and from the nations, and the path for people preparing to go.
PCG MissionariesWho may still be beyond meaningful Gospel access, and how research names the next responsible step.
Unreached people groupsEvidence, uncertainty, and human review behind the footprint and the frontier record.
Global Mission ResearchThe publication home for research briefs, historical recovery, and Operation 326 discoveries.
Frontier BriefNational churches, partner movements, and documented field profiles, nation by nation.
Our nationsEstablished giving pathways, including monthly gifts and Operation 326 sponsorships. Gift amounts stay on the Give page.
GiveApproved figures for this mission, plus a doorway into every Global Missions department.
Global ImpactJoshua Campaign, begun in Ethiopia in 1998, and pioneer mission toward people who are still waiting.
EvangelismThe Missionary Development Path and Internship for people preparing to become a missionary.
Missionary DevelopmentThe global gathering in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines, June 3–8, 2026.
PCG Global Conference 2026A church toolkit for a missions Sunday: vision, Operation 326, and a way for a congregation to respond.
One Chance Sunday
