Celebrating Black History
Since 1976, the United States has designated the month of February as Black History month, a time to acknowledge the contributions of African Americans and…
A Gospel of Actions and Words
When Tariq* heard about a refugee family in his Middle Eastern town that needed emergency home repairs, he borrowed a van and volunteered his help.…
Innocence Lost, Jesus Found
“Please, God. Please let him forget about me tonight.” Tia’s infectious, little-girl giggles were once known throughout the neighborhood. She melted hearts with the light…
Meeting Health Care Needs as the Village “Asha”
“I never thought I’d be able to give an injection!” Khushboo laughs, writing down the information of a child she’s just vaccinated. Khushboo’s unlike most…
Hope and Healing After Tragedy
Bhai’s pregnant daughter-in-law needed medical care. Since the nearest hospital was hours away, he had no choice but to take her on his motorcycle via…
Sharing a New, Ancient Story
Rural villages in Asia are difficult places. Difficult to get to—it takes hours of driving on deeply rutted dirt roads to get to them. Difficult…
A Spirit of Freedom
Prang and her family had a history with oppressive evil spirits. When Prang began knowing Christ, she finally felt peace and freedom from the spirits…
Never Say Never
“I’ll never be a missionary!” These words came out of my mouth as I listened to this wonderful girl share her heart with me about being…
