Tom Mills
Tom Mills is a content creator for Mission to the World. He is a graduate of Wheaton College. Tom loves meeting and interviewing believers all over the world, capturing stories of God's global church.
Providing a Home and Hope for At-Risk Girls in Senegal (VIDEO)
When a Senegalese pastor and his wife saw young girls being trafficked, they knew the church had to act. So they brought the girls home.
Beginning the First RUF-Global in Senegal (VIDEO)
MTW and RUF-Global have launched the first RUF ministry in Africa, working alongside a local pastor and the Presbyterian Church of Senegal.
God Calls Newlyweds to Begin an RUF Campus Ministry in Senegal (VIDEO)
Collin and Zury served the Lord on separate continents for decades. As God called them to marry, He also put Africa on their hearts.
Flourishing Through Work+Place Ministries (VIDEO)
MTW's Work+Place Ministries business trainings are helping people run small businesses, become self-sustaining, and further the gospel.
Crates for Ukraine: The Next Season (VIDEO)
The global Church has worked together to collect, courier, and distribute crates full of aid to thousands in need. We're not done.
Lauren Stovall: Pandemic, War, & a Surprise (VIDEO)
Missionary life in Ukraine has not gone as expected for Lauren: lockdowns, isolation, exodus to Romania, and an unanticipated romance.
Work+Place Ministries: Fostering the Ministry of Work in Senegal (VIDEO)
Professionals from the U.S. and Africa are helping Senegalese believers build businesses to support their families and ministry efforts.
An Opportunity For the Ukrainian Church (VIDEO)
The Church has this unique moment to minister right where people are broken and vulnerable, offering them a stable hope that cannot change.
The Ukraine Crisis Has Been an Opportunity for the Church to Act as One (VIDEO)
Brothers and sisters, it was incredible. This is one of the strongest testimonies throughout this time. I have seen the Church act as one.
Vasyl and Viktoria: Twice Displaced by War (VIDEO)
When war broke out in Ukraine, Vasyl and Viktoria fled west to Lviv, where they found not only a respite, but a new place to serve others.