Global Mission
“It takes about two years of sharing the love of Jesus with the non-Christians who live here full time before they open their hearts to Him,” Justin said.
Read MoreSeveral months passed, and we received an unexpected gift of US$40. I was puzzled. It seemed like God had sent the money directly from heaven.
Read More“So my prayer to God at that time was that He would give me a place where I could serve Him and I could live in a way that I wouldn’t need medicine,” Oscar says.
Read MoreWhen barriers arise, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, it gets harder to be personal.
Read MoreRecently, the head of this family was sick, and I visited him until he recovered.
Read More“What can I do? How can I connect with people when I can’t visit them?”
Read MoreIn a country of more than 21 million people and where Buddhism is the dominant religion, there are fewer than 4,000 Seventh-day Adventists.
Read MoreJesus had a pattern to His ministry: taking care of people’s needs to show them He cared, and then sharing the beautiful truth of salvation with them.
Read More“Why are you doing this?” And their response is always, “We see you have a need, and we are here to serve you and provide for your needs because we care for you.”
Read MoreAfter three years of studying, John said, “I do understand the Bible!”
Read MoreHai Lan said she didn’t know anything about Jesus and didn’t believe in any religion. She’s learned that she can only rely on herself.
Read MoreThe very first visit sparked something that later transformed not only him but also his entire family.
Read MoreArlaine, the operations manager, says that this UCI is like a showroom.
Read MoreIf the peppers were not harvested before they rotted, he would lose a lot of money.
Read MoreThey form long-lasting relationships that enable them to touch hearts for Christ in ways they never could if they were official church workers.
Read MoreThat was a year ago. Last month I had to be admitted to the hospital again!
Read More"Why is Saturday so important?” Phon was really confused.
Read More“It’s a small group idea,” he says, “to open an avenue for young professionals to connect and hang out after work.”
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