Chelsea Rollman
Chelsea Rollman is a marketing specialist and staff writer at MTW. She formerly served as the girls’ discipleship coordinator at Village Seven in Colorado Springs, and as a marketing assistant at The White Horse Inn. Chelsea graduated from Covenant College in 2016 with her B.A. in English. She and her husband, Hudson, live in Jacksonville, Florida, and attend Christ Church Presbyterian where Hudson serves as the youth director.
How Church Planting and Mercy Ministry Work Together to Advance the Gospel in Cambodia
In Cambodia, as in other MTW fields around the world, planting churches and establishing ministries of mercy and justice go hand-in-hand.
The Joys, Challenges, and Lifelong Impact of Growing Up Overseas: A Conversation with Four Former Missionary Kids
Missionary kids grow up traveling to new places, eating good food, and meeting different types of people—all leading to an adventurous childhood full of opportunities to experience the beauty, diversity, and complexity of God’s great, big, wonderful world.
Connecting Deeply in Madrid: Q&A With an 11-Month Intern
After college, Emily Lanclos interned with MTW's team in Madrid, ministering to women in a city with a deep mistrust of the church.
7 Ways to Explore a Call to Missions
You feel that tug on your heart toward missions. Does that mean you should just go? Here are some helpful steps toward clarity.
Closing the Gap: Robbie and Lydia Sweet Equip Scottish Churches to Reach the Next Generation
If we don’t have a plan to reach the next generation, we are wasting our time, Robbie says. "We must disciple young people."
Join the Club: MTW’s EFL Ministry in Bulgaria Builds Bridges to the Local Church
What began as a way for one missionary to meet people has turned into one of the main outreach arms of MTW’s Sofia church plant.
Caring for Missionaries at Every Stage
A church's love and care can sustain missionaries at all stages, from discerning a call, to living internationally, to returning home.
7 Ways to Pray for Global Missions
Until the day the Great Commission is fulfilled, there is much work to be done, which means there is much to pray about.
Fifty Years and Counting: Karl and Debbie Dortzbach Reflect on Five Decades of Missionary Service
Over 50 years the Dortzbachs witnessed civil war, genocide, abuse, AIDS, and survived a kidnapping. But Jesus' glory shone through it all.
Third Culture Kids: The Benefits, Challenges, and How to Care for Them
Raising kids on the mission field has its challenges, but also offers unique opportunities for resilience, faith, and a global perspective.