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While I served as a missionary nurse in Zambia from 1970- 1992, I enjoyed writing articles for the monthly Wesleyan World Missions magazine. During my first furlough, I attempted to write a novel about Jesus’s childhood. When I retired from missionary service in 1993,...
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“Exposing young adults to areas of the world that do not know Jesus is critically important in order to take part in what we are commissioned to do in Matthew 28:19-20. If we do not experience the world, our eyes and hearts may be closed to what breaks God’s heart,”...
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As the new year begins, we want to introduce you to Global Partners missionaries who were newly appointed or newly launched in 2023. We are excited to see these individuals boldly step into the calling God has laid before them. Whether they are still in the...
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Young adults today, sometimes called Gen Z, are truly a global generation. “Younger generations today often share more in common with young people from different backgrounds than they do with older adults in their own families or cultures,” Jolene Erlacher and Katy...
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“Rejoice with those who rejoice.” Romans 12:15 What a blessing it is to be a part of the global church, the kingdom of God. And with that blessing comes the opportunity for us to come alongside our brothers and sisters in mourning and rejoicing. For this occasion, I...
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During a church gathering in a backyard garden this summer, the Eastern Europe Team experienced a glimpse of a God-given dream coming true and an opportunity to reconnect to our field’s roots. Back in 2002, sending missionaries from Everywhere to Everywhere was at the...