From a Battleship to over 65 Bases: The Navigators Mark Memorial Day with 90+ Years of Military Discipleship
Founded among U.S. Navy sailors in 1933, The Navigators continues to walk Life-to-Life® with service members and families across the … Continue Reading
NavPress Celebrates the Release of ‘The Message Women’s Devotional Bible,’ Five Years in the Making
This fall, after a careful editorial and production process spanning nearly five years, NavPress (a business ministry of The … Continue Reading
The Navigators Collegiate Mission Establishes 26 New Campus Ministries
With ministries on nearly 200 college campuses around the United States, The Navigators Collegiate Mission is reaching students with the … Continue Reading
“How Do I Get to God’s House?” Brings the Gospel to Life for Kids with Fresh Illustrations and Faith
A new children’s book reimagines The Navigators classic “Bridge to Life” to help kids understand God’s love, sin, and salvation. … Continue Reading
NavPress Launches Good Books, Big Questions Podcast on Faith and Writing
Hosted by author and editor Karen Stiller, the podcast features “bold, loving, and sensible” conversations with NavPress authors and … Continue Reading
The Navigators Announces Two New Members to Leadership Team
Effective September 1, 2025, the U.S. Leadership Team of the 92-year-old disciplemaking ministry has welcomed two new members.… Continue Reading
Navigators Selects Next U.S. President
The U.S. Navigators has selected Marvin Campbell to lead the 88-year old ministry. Current U.S. President Doug Nuenke is in his third term … Continue Reading
Multiples of 1 Million
Robert Coleman’s classic, The Master Plan of Evangelism, highlights the central strategy of Jesus’ disciplemaking: He invested in the … Continue Reading
Christmas Hope: Our Inrushing Rescuer
Video Message Transcript Friends, it has been quite a year, hasn’t it? A global pandemic, surging awareness and activism in racial … Continue Reading
Life-to-Life Revolution
When we hear Jesus’ vision for making disciples, it is important to consider the context. … Continue Reading