Joshua Project Guide

Joshua Project tracks 16,409 people groups across every country — 7,148 unreached, 3.58 billion people. The data is massive and the site is built for researchers, not for the pastor preparing a missions Sunday talk.

A Gemini Gem that makes Joshua Project's data conversational. Ask about a region, a people group, or a missions strategy. Get answers with stats, context, and prayer points. Built on the same pattern: feed an AI the full dataset, let people ask questions in plain English.

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Rising Faith

A boy born with a rare condition. Multiple surgeries. A family searching for a way to document his journey — the hard days, the miracles, and the faith that kept growing through all of it.

A personal tribute site built to tell his story across every chapter: medical milestones, sports achievements, family moments, and the scripture that carried them through. Built so his family never forgets how far they've come.

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Crossings Mario

Teaching people about cross-cultural challenges is dry. Workshops and lectures lose attention. Good material, wrong medium.

A Mario-style platformer where each level represents a cross-cultural challenge. Jump, dodge, collect — and Each level ends with an insight card about a real cross-cultural friction point. One HTML file.

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Mujin 2.0

Japanese and foreign staff work side-by-side. They rarely connect past surface politeness. Trust falls don't translate.

40+ team activities built for Japanese-foreign staff pairs. Each one has run time, a facilitator script, and a note on what might land differently in Japanese context.

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Theology of Ambition

Ambitious Christians feel guilty about their drive. The church tells them to be humble and content. The world tells them to hustle. There's no book for this.

Eight essays that take ambition and faith equally seriously. No prosperity gospel, no false humility. What it actually looks like to be ambitious and serious about faith.

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FC Asia

A marketplace ministry network across five Asian countries needed to show its work to potential funders. Plenty of WhatsApp updates, no pitch deck.

A site built to close a meeting. Country profiles, impact metrics, team bios, and a theory of change a funder can evaluate in one read. Two funders emailed after seeing the site.

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Uncover

Conversations at gatherings stay shallow. You ask 'how was your week' and get 'good, busy.' — weather, work, weekend plans. The deeper stuff never surfaces.

You pick 4 photos. Then answer 4 questions, each deeper than the last. Works with 3-6 people. Most groups get past weather and work by question 2.

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Strategy Studio

Nonprofits need strategy boards for planning retreats and team meetings — SWOT, theory of change, stakeholder maps. But the tools are either too complex (Miro) or too basic (paper).

Paste your text, pick from 10 strategy board templates, and get a print-ready visual in seconds. Paste. Pick a template. Print.

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samdkim.com

A Harvard ethicist and Yale research fellow whose book won the Publishers Weekly Grand Prize had no personal website. His work lived scattered across university bios and event listings.

A 5-page editorial site that puts the work first. Book, speaking, newsletter, about, contact. Washington Post quote above the fold. Clean enough that a conference organizer books him in one scroll.

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Mission Commons

A nonprofit serving 1.13 million international students had no website that spoke to both donors and ministry workers. The org’s story lived in pitch decks and scattered PDFs.

A two-audience site: donors get the vision, impact stats, and a scholarship application. Ministry workers get a tool gallery with reviews and live demos. Hero video, collective impact framework, team bios. All static HTML, zero dependencies.

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Nonprofit Toolkit

Small nonprofits drown in SaaS options. Every “best tools” listicle recommends the same expensive stack without asking what the org actually needs or can afford.

A 6-question quiz that recommends a ranked tool stack based on org size, budget, and stage. 24 free and low-cost tools with cost comparisons and setup guides. No signup. Open source.

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Pudding Missions

The global missions movement generates decades of data — workers deployed, funds raised, people reached — but the big picture stays buried in PDFs nobody opens.

A scrollytelling data visualization. The numbers behind global missions, told through animated charts that build as you scroll.. Scroll to explore.

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