3 Reasons We Need Women in Missions
As biblical complementarians, we can’t underestimate the contributions of women to church-planting teams.
Women in Missions
Volume 66, Issue 2 (2018)
From Lucy Peabody founding ABWE in 1927, to entire mission fields staffed solely by faithful, long-term, female missionaries, ABWE is well-served by hundreds of prayerful, passionate women who minister as doctors, teachers, evangelists, nurses, mobilizers, accountants, administrators, and in many other roles around the world. Also read how God used loss and grief to strengthen a family’s faith.
Loving Your Enemy
A missionary in Papua New Guinea lives out the hard mandate of loving your enemy after a father lets his baby die
Sophie Jenista’s Lifelong Call
Sophie Jenista has faithfully served with ABWE for 70 years. At 95, she still facilitates a prison ministry in the Philippines
Don’t Waste Your Grief
Sometimes the aroma of something is not evident until it is crushed.
When You Want To Go To The Hospital
A South Asian boy builds impacting relationships while taking care of his mother at one of ABWE's missions hospital.
