Ethnos360 is a non-profit, international missionary organization founded in the United States in 1942. The organization was established with a mission to spread Christianity throughout the world and has been actively involved in missionary work for over 75 years in more than 30 countries. Ethnos360 is focused on establishing self-reliant, self-sustaining communities of Christians through evangelism, Bible translation, discipleship, and church planting. The organization’s work has supported the establishment of hundreds of churches, as well as the translation of the Bible into several languages. Ethnos360’s work is largely done through partnerships with local communities and churches, though the organization does maintain a network of support centers and training facilities around the world. The organization is also committed to sustainable development and engages in community development projects that aim to improve the health, education, and economic well-being of the communities they work with. Ethnos360 has faced criticism for its past practices of cultural imperialism and forced assimilation of indigenous communities. The organization has since addressed these criticisms and changed its approach to prioritize partnership and respect for local cultures and traditions.