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Working while waiting

In 2018, Kenyan lady Noreen Kombo embarked on a faith trip to Ghana for a missions training with OneWay Africa and came back changed. Previously, she had participated in various ministry activities, but on this trip, her calling to mission...

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Book review: Happily, Whenever After

Bookie’s book is dedicated to: “All the beautiful daughters of God around the world who continue to hold firm to their identity in Christ, undefined and undeterred by society’s labels, stigmas, limitations, and stereotypes. You are G...

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Care for single missionaries

Single missionaries have made great contributions to the spread of the gospel throughout the years. From Jesus and the Apostle Paul to the likes of Mary Slessor, Gladys Aylward and many more in our day, the cause of God’s glory among the...

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How to thrive as a single missionary

Life as a single African woman in the mission field is not for the faint-hearted. If I had been told the realities, perhaps I would have hesitated to obey the call. The list is endless – being called to take up tasks during rest days or ...

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The hardships of singleness as worship

Thirty-four-year-old Rotondwa* quit her job as an engineer to become a missionary in Asia. She’s been on the field for over seven years and when people meet her for the first time, they are shocked that this southern African is the same ...

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The reality of single missionaries

At the end of a training, I spoke with Eman, a single woman in her late thirties currently serving among her people in North Africa. She navigates the cultural and religious tensions with ease and has built deep relationships with the women and ch...

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