Share Share Share Pin By workers in N. Africa One day as Emna* scrolled through her Facebook, she noticed a...
Read More
Share Share Share Pin Manu did not want the national missionaries in his village. He was the local sorcerer, and...
Read More
I don’t know what it is about these people, but I just feel so much peace when I’m around them. It’s as though every time they come to my café, I feel like I am protected.
Many of the local believers who join us don’t have a consistent church they attend, and here they feel safe to explore and discuss the Bible, as well as to share their personal struggles.
Her decision to follow Jesus cost her family, her possessions, her heritage, and her community. But it secured her future.
God answered V’s decades-long hope of pouring into the next generation of believers in his Middle Eastern country.
Share Share Share Pin Our workers in West Africa spent the first four years of their ministry working relentlessly to...
Read More
How a soft chair was used by God to send me overseas, change my priorities, and lead me into full-time mission work.
The DeVrieses talk about the importance of multi-generational disciples, some of the cool things they’re doing in Taiwan, why more workers are needed, and how anyone can do amazing things for the Kingdom.
Wasn’t my faith even as big as a mustard seed? Why didn’t God answer my prayer?