SERIOUS PRE-FIELD TRAINING FOR THE UNREACHED

Unreached Language Groups
Written By BROOKS BUSER

The last unreached language groups aren’t random — they’re the hardest to reach for a reason. Yet many churches still send people into those regions without the serious, specialized training the task demands. The church must raise its standards—vetting, equipping, and preparing its sent ones for the unique realities of planting churches among the world’s most resistant peoples. The stakes are too high for anything less.

BROOKS BUSER

After graduating with a degree in Business from San Diego Christian College, Brooks worked for an international company until he and his wife, Nina, chose to leave the cooperate world to plant a church in an unreached people group in the lowlands of Papua New Guinea. After 14 years, due to God’s good grace, the Yembi Yembi tribe had a healthy, Gospel-centered church and Brooks, Nina, and their son, Beau, transitioned back to the states. Brooks has served as the President of Radius International since 2016.

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