BAM Resources to Catch Up On This Summer
Whether it is summer or winter where you are, this is your chance to catch up on the business as mission resources available for free here on the BAM Resource Centre. We’re currently taking a break on the Blog and will be back with fresh content in September! – The BAM Review team
New to Business as Mission?
If you are new to business as mission, or just want a refresher, we recommend visiting our Start Here page for a curated collection of resources designed to introduce the ideas behind business as mission.
Three more things to do:
- Subscribe to The BAM Review emails – You’ll get a short series of three emails with a guided introduction to business as mission in the week after you subscribe, plus get your download link to the free booklet A Brief Introduction: Business as Mission | Subscribe here
- Visit the Explorers pages of the BAM Pathways – Whether you are a student or young professional, have years of business experience, or years of mission experience, discover tailored resources for you. | Discover Explorers resources
- Browse the BAM 101: Introduction Blog category – Whenever we post a blog that we think might be helpful to someone new to BAM, we tag it with the BAM 101 category so that you can easily find it. We recommend browsing this collection of blogs to see what catches your eye! | Browse BAM 101 here
Ready to get more involved?
If you are ready to find your place in the BAM community, we recommend browsing the other two branches of our BAM Pathways resources. If you would like to do BAM yourself – that is start or join a BAM company, or you are already doing BAM – please visit the Do-ers section of the BAM Pathways pages. If you would like to help other people do BAM – for example, by mentoring, investing, praying, supporting, network building, and so on – please visit the Helpers section of the BAM Pathways pages.
Three more things to do:
- Join the BGlobal Community – BGlobal is a secure, online community designed to connect those around the world with an interest in extending God’s kingdom through business. | Read more about BGlobal | Request an invitation here
- Come to a free BAM event – We regularly host online events and this is a great place to network with others and find your fit in BAM. Our next major online conference is a free event, the BAM Global Connect on 11 November 2026, and we host our flagship BAM Global Summit each May. | Visit Events page
- Explore the BAM Ecosystem Map – Navigate BAM-related organisations and networks in five different categories: Networks, Events & Prayer; Coaching & Training; Incubation & Acceleration; Recruiting & Mobilising; Capital & Investment. | Explore the Map
Want to Dive Deeper?
If you would like to research BAM topics at an even greater depth, we recommend that you first visit the pages of our BAM Resource Library, here on the BAM Resource Centre site to explore BAM resources of all kinds: Articles & Papers, Books, Videos & Podcasts, Courses, Organisations, and Stories.
Three more things to do:
- Browse Blog topics by category – With over 700 short articles on business as mission on The BAM Review Blog, there is something for everyone. Whether you are in the midst of business planning, looking at how the church can get involved, or seeking to apply biblical foundations to BAM, there are articles for you on the Blog! | Browse all Blogs by Topic
- Read recommended articles, papers and books – If you’d like to do some further reading, but are not sure where to start with all the BAM materials available in the Resource Library, we have put together a list of recommended reading on the Start Here page. | View Recommended Reading
- Download free BAM white papers – Over on our BAM Global organisation website, we have 30+ free BAM Global Reports on a wide range of topics for those interested in going deeper on anything from on anything from BAM and creation care, to BAM and mission agencies, to church planting or solving poverty through BAM, and more! | Download free Reports
Do you know of a helpful BAM-related resource that should be listed in the BAM Resource Library or Ecosystem Map? If so, please submit it here.
Are you writing on BAM or would like to? The BAM Review Blog is looking for new content for the coming year on BAM-related topics. Please reach out to the Editor of The BAM Review with proposed content or writing samples. Individual articles are usually between 700 and 1200 words, and we also accept article series if you have more material.
