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The sun had gone down hours ago, and the Himalayan mountains had faded from view. The steep trails scaling them wound ahead of us, lit by a single flashlight. A South Asian brother led the way. I followed, our Jesus Film equipment on my shoulders, while another...
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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....
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Did you know that Global Partners has free resources for your church’s children’s ministry? We believe that it’s crucial to begin teaching children about God’s mission from the very beginning. Over time, this cultivates a heart for the nations, an understanding of...
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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...