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Recently one of our church members looked at me and asked, “Bu revivaldir?” “Is this revival?” We had just prayed with six Muslim people to accept Jesus over the course of one weekend. As I looked around people were clustered into little groups of three or four...
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When Liz and Hamed first met in Central Europe, they brought together two distinct cultures and stories of God’s relentless pursuit of their hearts across borders. Both immigrants, their experiences ultimately shaped their calling to minister to displaced people...
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My time in Fotizo was unlike anything I had experienced before. Everything about it seemed foreign and new. I was pushed outside of my comfort zone nearly every day and trusted that God would guide me. Going into this journey, I knew that God was going to push me, but...
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Mary Beth Bagley, Global Partners’ missionary kid (MK) care specialist, recently led a group of four missionary kids on a service trip to Perth, Australia. In June, the team volunteered at several children’s ministries, built connections and got a taste of life in...
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In July, a medical team from Norton Shores, Michigan—representing Global Partners Health Network and Wayfinders Africa—spent a week in northern Mozambique serving alongside local leaders in the Maratane Refugee Camp and surrounding villages. The team focused on...
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Anya* and Mia*, both specialists in special education, work directly with families of children with disabilities on the Nune field. For the past few years, they have provided physical therapy, special needs education and consulting to families. Their ministry...
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My day was hectic. Every minute was scheduled with a task, meeting or responsibility. I felt overwhelmed and discouraged. How would I ever get everything done? Then I saw it. A small flower. One I had been tending for weeks. I protected it from the rabbits, weeded...
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We often try to paint a picture of what “4 in 10 people living without access to the Gospel” looks like. But still, it’s easy to feel detached or unmoved by it. Sometimes, even apathetic. “It’s a Small World” might be a catchy tune (maybe you’re humming it now), but...
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When you land in a new country, everything can feel foreign (including you.) The streets and transportation don’t make sense yet. The language isn’t just different, it’s exhausting. Going to the grocery store can feel like solving a puzzle on a game...
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The churches of Asia, Africa and South America long to participate in God’s global mission. But, building a large sending operation can be difficult and costly. Limited financial resources and restricted visa access often close doors before they open. Marketplace...