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Tucked away in remote areas of Zambia are three clinics with a remarkable heritage. Founded decades ago where Wesleyan missionaries first planted churches and established mission stations, these clinics in Jembo, Chabbobboma and Siachitema have long served as...
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On the island of La Gonâve, just off the coast of mainland Haiti, hunger has become a quiet but relentless emergency. Food prices continue to rise, driven by inflation, supply challenges, and the ongoing instability on the mainland. Families across the island are...
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In the forested highlands of Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia, over 100 members of the Bunong tribe—including mothers, teachers, students, and even a few men—gathered recently for breast cancer awareness workshops facilitated by World Hope International (WHI) and Global...
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Over the past several years, violence and economic crisis have continued to escalate in Haiti. We’ve been heartbroken by the tragedies our brothers and sisters in Christ have endured. But what we see as a common thread throughout Scripture – such as with the Church in...
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I sat in awkward sadness in my small one-bedroom apartment on a spring afternoon about 20 years ago, sunlight pouring in the one large window. My heart was heavy as I talked to my friend and language teacher, Leyla*. I had lived in Central Asia almost two years, and...
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We often don’t know what draws people to us. Here at our ministry center in Brno, sometimes it’s the desire to learn English or to find community. Regardless, we pray that people will see Jesus living in us and want that in their own lives. This has been true for one...