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I was talking with a leader of mission teams one night in July. He said that he started bringing teams to Nicaragua to help out, but then became really good friends with some of the Nicaraguan leaders. He loves coming here to work on the projects and he believes in...
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Several times during the Fifth International Conference of The Wesleyan Church, I rejoiced in being surrounded and lifted by the exuberant worship of nearly 400 Wesleyans praising God in their native languages. It was a tiny, wonderful glimpse of heaven. The...
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I returned from the mission field two years ago, and life in America has been a steep learning curve. Just as I learned a new language and culture when I moved to Eastern Europe, I had to relearn American culture. I encountered many different types of stress during...
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You may have heard people use the term “digital nomad” and wonder what it meant. Is it someone who moves around all the time? Do they take families with them? Do they have private jets or do they make tents? Well, the Apostle Paul literally did the latter,...
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Each of us has a role in reaching the 4 in 10 people who live without access to the Gospel. While financially giving to fuel the mission, and going to serve cross-culturally are both vital roles, praying also strengthens and multiplies the spread of the gospel – more...