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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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“God revealed to me the deep value of showing respect physically and emotionally, the power of sharing stories and the importance of asking questions — especially as I discern what role missions will play in my life,” Alex Henkle, a Southern Wesleyan...
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Worldwide, more than 4 in 10 people live without access to the gospel. This statistic represents more than three billion people – entire communities, cities and regions – who have never heard about Jesus or had an opportunity to respond to him. They’re “unreached.”...
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“Our mission was always to make disciple-making churches that impact Croatia,” said Kent Pickslay, a current missionary serving in Croatia. Kent and Cheri Pickslay have been doing ministry in Croatia since 1993. After moving to Trogir, a small town on the...
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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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When you land in a certain South Asian country, you feel like you have stepped into a magical and mystical kingdom. The ornate buildings, the quietness, the lush mountains, even the people in their traditional dress of a bygone era. All of it brings a sense of awe....