Care beyond price
In a North African country, five local Christians serve 18 children with disabilities and their Muslim families. They work from a one-room respite day care centre at a mission hospital and attend to children with severe cerebral palsy, Down syndro...
Read MoreThe 13th African games for the gospel
In the vibrant and diverse landscape of Africa, sports hold a unique and powerful place. Recognizing this potential, the Ghana Sports Movement (GSM) and the Bible Society of Ghana launched the Much More Than Gold (MMTG) outreach initiative around ...
Read MoreGiving from the beginning
Founded in 1927, the Ethiopian Kale Heywet Church (EKHC) has almost 12 million members in over 12,000 local congregations. From the church’s inception, local congregations were expected to share the gospel as soon as they began to follow...
Read MoreComo é que fizemos cabras e alho em prol do evangelho
Durante os últimos sete anos, Sipho e Amanda Moyo têm praticado agricultura e mobilização juntamente com Acts 13 Christian Ministries/ WEC International. Eles desfrutam de um casamento transcultural e residem em Kwekwe, no Zimbabué, c...
Read MoreJenga films impacts lives
John Karanja took four years studying for a bachelor’s degree only to realize he did not need one to become a filmmaker. The skills he needed were not taught in class, but learned in the streets through working with other people. Now, a decade l...
Read MoreMental health and the Great Commission
For Dr. Prince C. Oteng-Boateng, running a mental health practice and doing missions are seamless; whether he is preaching at the pulpit or sitting across from a client, it’s all ministry.
“I was first introduced to missions whe...
Read MorePhase ministry: a refuge for missionaries
For someone with a sheltered profession in the field of finance, Ricky Kalu’s transition was drastic and unexpected. It started with a strong conviction that the Lord wanted him on precarious frontlines with missionaries and pastors serv...
Read MoreThe support mothers: standing in the gap for missionary kids
In February 1996, the EMS children’s hostel opened in Jos, Nigeria, to provide a home for the children of EMS missionaries who were serving in the mission field. The idea was motivated by a finding that 25 per cent of missionaries left t...
Read MoreThe doors a business can open
When Lucy Pius Mwiru decided to go to Oman as a housemaid, the goal was to eventually become economically stable and serve others, but things didn’t go as planned. The wages weren’t as much as she had been promised, and the job was tra...
Read MoreMalawi’s broom – sending together
A lone broom strand can do little, but bound together with other strands, it becomes an effective and unbreakable broom.
Not so many years ago there were no Malawian missionaries, but all that began to change in 2010. Today, 147 chu...
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