My parents became Christians when I was a pre-schooler.
So, they were relatively young in the faith as I was growing up. They stressed personal evangelism--but the missions & global emphasis was later on, as they matured.
A fun thing we used to do (I was 4th or 5th grade): We got a globe out, spun the globe, and I closed my eyes and put my finger on a spot (being as the oceans, Antarctica, and Greenland aren't really "available," it took several tries sometimes).
When I hit a valid spot, we would pray that week for the people of that area, and our missions efforts there (if any existed). With the internet today...one could take it a step further and actually find out what is going on with Christianity/evangelism in said locales.
True story: One evening, I put my finger on (at the time) Czechoslovakia. I prayed for the people there, and asked God to send someone to minister to them. 11 years later--I was among the first Americans to enter a free Czecholsovakia (fall of the Iron Curtain). And 20 years later--I was privileged to go there on a mission trip.
Funny how God answers prayers, decades down the line.