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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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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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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...