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A team from All Shores Wesleyan Church in Spring Lake, Michigan spent a week at Kamakwie Wesleyan Hospital in January, continuing a partnership that is growing in both depth and impact. The visit highlighted two powerful themes that are shaping the future of the...
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When Keith and Saundra stepped into retirement from 44 years of pastoral ministry, they were simultaneously stepping into a new calling to minister to The Wesleyan Church in a South Asian country*. As they embarked on this new endeavor nearly ten years ago, they had...
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My first interaction with my site leaders – Lexi Collins and Collette Nybakken – was over Zoom. I remember instantly connecting with them over our shared love for coffee. From the start, I could tell I had some pretty special NEXT site leaders. When I first met...
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This reflection is an excerpt from a newsletter written by a missionary who recently moved to the Waha field and is raising funds to serve there long-term. “Waha” is a pseudonym for a Global Partners mission field in the Turkic-Arabic Area. A few weeks ago, I had the...
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Across Global Partners Health Network, we are grateful for the steady progress taking place at the Wesleyan mission hospitals. While the contexts are different in Sierra Leone, Zambia, and Haiti, a shared theme is emerging of God continuing to raise up people,...
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Earlier this month, Global Partners Health Network led a small medical team from Parkway Church in Roanoke, Virginia to the northeastern Indian state of Mizoram to explore a potential medical ministry partnership with the Wesleyan Church of Mizoram. During the visit,...
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Urbana 2025 closed the year in Phoenix, Arizona with a call for the 7,000 attendees to join God in His mission for the world. For over 75 years, Urbana has convened every three years as a leading missions conference for young adults. Fourteen Global Partners (GP)...
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Our family serves with Global Partners in a country where 99% of citizens identify as Muslim. With the lunar calendar used in Islam, the inescapable “reality of Ramadan” will once again come 11 days earlier this year (February 18 – March 19). The “Ramadan...
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One of the questions we hear most often in Global Marketplace Multipliers is simple and practical: Where do I start? Many believers sense that their daily work matters to God and to God’s mission, but they are not always sure how to think clearly about faith, work,...
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One subtle gap in many faith-and-work conversations is the quiet pressure to be strategic before we are faithful. Christians in the marketplace can begin to believe that impact only counts if it is measurable, scalable, or explicitly missional in blatantly obvious...