In Nairobi, McClung was appointed as the Missiological Advisor to the WMC and now serves on their Executive Committee. The Commission provides networking and training leadership for Pentecostal missions executives worldwide and has superintended the development of cooperative missions networks in most of the world’s regions.
During McClungs tenure, the WMC has also partnered with the PWF and Pathway Press with the publication of “Together in One Mission: Pentecostal Cooperation in World Evangelization.” In his endorsement statement, General Overseer Timothy Hill noted that the book, “…makes a significant contribution to world evangelization, detailing the teamwork among Pentecostals to reach the lost. There is a great move of cooperation among us that is greatly impacting the global harvest.”
McClung continues to serve concurrently in the PWF role while maintaining an Associate Missionary status with Church of God World Missions. “Comparing two of our international travel commitments for 2019,” McClung observed, “we will serve the Church of God European Theological Seminary in the Spring and broaden our reach to speak in the International Missions Leaders Forum just prior to the Pentecostal World Conference in Canada in the Summer. This balance allows us to bring the best from both networks into collaboration with one another in world missions.”
The McClungs are veteran field missionaries with the Church of God, having served in missions teaching and administration in Europe and the Middle East. Their writing resources on missional church, prayer, and strategic leadership are available from the “Resources” and Ebooks posted at www.MissionsResourceGroup.org.
(Source: Missions Resource Group)