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As Easter draws near, I can’t help but reminisce about my Easter memories. Birds chirping, cool breeze, girls showing up to church in floral dresses and boys with pastel ties. I think about the somber Maundy Thursday prayer services turning into the songs of...
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*Mary has been serving the Waha People since her internship in August 2019. Now on-board full time, she leads the NEXT internship program for the Wahaland site and coordinates short-term teams. Primarily, she is hands-on in the local community, building...
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At the close of the missionary conference, the volunteer team who had ministered to the missionary kids (MKs) generously laid out tables piled high with games, puzzles, toys, and more. “We brought these to bless and love on you,” the team enthusiastically expressed....
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Over the past 30 years of serving in Papua New Guinea with her husband Don and her three sons, Cheri Floyd has experienced a range of roles and adventures. From teaching grade eight to adults in a rural Wesleyan school, preaching barefoot in small churches with dirt...
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Government instability, corruption and frequent natural disasters have held Haiti in a state of disorder for years. On top of the fighting and rioting among political groups and a lack of military force, the assassination of Haiti’s president in July 2021 has left the...