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East Asia: The Church on the Move
It started with small gestures by local church members wanting to share Christ—sweeping dingy sidewalks and paying for electricity.
Mom, there’s something I need to tell you.
He had been a Christian for about a year, but hadn’t told his parents. He was struggling with questions like: “why go to church anyway?”
When Loneliness Hits
It was a tough month for me—the hardest I’ve had since I arrived in Ukraine. They say that all missionaries “hit a wall” somewhere between four to six months on the field, and I seem to be no exception.
After Haiyan, Hope Returns
For the 70,000 Filipinos in Bogo, Cebu, the only thing to do on November 8, 2013 was hunker down and wait as Typhoon Haiyan approached.
Five Loaves and Two Fish
Most children in Costa de Pajaros, Costa Rica, go to school hungry. The community felt hopeless. But that’s all beginning to change.
The Remarkable Influence of Believers in Ukraine
With much thanksgiving, I write to confirm that God is answering prayers for Ukraine in marvelous ways.
Street Kids: Where Are They Now?
We don’t always get to know “the rest of the story,” but sometimes the Lord makes it possible for us to observe the results.
Lost Son and the Jesus Clan
Sherry reached out to a friend from home who encouraged her to stay. “You never know how God is going to use you!”
The Loudest Athiest in Madrid
Bogomil enjoyed the meetings with missionary Bob Tanzie, largely because he took pleasure in making sport of the sins of the church.
Philippines Update – January 2014
The roof of Bogo Presbyterian Church is now stronger structurally and ready to have a local crew come and install the sheeting.
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