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Plan A should have worked. But getting chased out by guerrillas can put a damper on your aspirations. That’s how it felt as the missionaries watched Plan A evaporate, not knowing when they would see their precious Guahibo brothers and sisters in...
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Have you ever thought about how a thriving church looks and functions?
It would be hard to pursue a vision of a thriving church for every people without knowing what you’re aiming at.
Mar 13, 2018
Vital — as in life-giving — is a great word for the importance of God’s Word in a church. Two years ago, when I made my first visit to Africa...
Mar 13, 2018
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John and Amber Adams are teachers at Numonohi Christian Academy in Papua New Guinea. John teaches history, French and social studies, while Amber teaches second grade.
We discussed their motivation for teaching missionary children on the other...
Mar 13, 2018
From early on Erica was familiar with “the frontline evangelistic side of missions” because her parents were friends of missionaries. But she “had never thought about the logistics side of it and the necessary support staff.”
Mar 13, 2018
After over 15 years of youth ministry and part-time missions, Joe and Erin wanted to be involved in full-time missionary service. But they weren’t sure where to begin or with whom to serve.
Mar 13, 2018
After just over a year in the Philippines, Dan and Holly are making progress in their study of Tagalog. “We are getting a pretty good handle on the language and are starting to feel confident in our language ability.”
Mar 13, 2018