A Gambian Girl’s Turn From the Qur’an to Christ
Fatou was 16, dating a Muslim, and certain Jesus was just a prophet—until a Bible study changed everything.
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Bringing Healing to a Civil War-Torn Country
Christ-centered mobile medical clinics lead to hundreds saved and 40 churches planted in Liberia.
From Voodoo Apprentice to Pastor
Raised to fear the spirits and trained to summon them, Martouka now pastors a church and trains the next generation of Togolese leaders.
The Man Who Dreamed of Jesus
Joshua was destined to lead a mosque, but unexpected dreams and two civil wars set him on a new calling.
The Spring 2026 New Missionary Class
Meet 10 new missionaries using their skills to advance the gospel around the world.
2025 ABWE Annual Report: God Is on the Move
Rejoice with us in what God is doing through the ABWE global family as 923 workers reach 92 nations.
The Gospel Behind Iron Gates: Impact Inside a Togolese Prison and Beyond
A Fulani herdsman enters prison in chains. He leaves with Christ. Now the gospel is reaching his family and village.
Four Biblical Keys to Flooding Africa With the Gospel
If Africa is to be reached for Christ, the church must be committed to doing missions God’s way—not man’s.
Confronting Evil Spirits in a Village Church
In a Togolese church, I watched a young woman choose her demons over Christ—and realized how often I choose my own chains too.
Fishing for Men
On The Gambia's “Smiling Coast,” one missionary pulls fishing nets alongside Muslim men and tells them about the Savior who called fishermen.
A Quiet Drift: Why Young People Are Looking Toward Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy and How We Must Respond
An unexpected interest in historical traditions reveals the need for strong discipleship within evangelical churches.
4 Reasons Evangelism Is Not Wrong
Our culture’s increasing disapproval of and hostility toward gospel proclamation has Christians reconsidering how—and whether—we should engage in evangelism.
What 40 Years of Church Planting Can Teach Us
What does faithfulness in church planting look like in South America?
How Should We Unite?: The Value of Creeds and Confessions for the Global Church
Churches wondering how to navigate the complexities of global partnerships can find direction in the historical confessions of faith.
How to Become a Missionary: A Step-by-Step Guide
Wondering how to become a missionary? A clear, step-by-step guide to calling, qualifications, training, support, and choosing the right mission agency.
Living Like Missionaries in ‘Pride Month’
These four strategies can guide our engagement with a culture foreign to biblical truth.
When Spouses Disagree on Missional Calling
What happens when a husband and wife disagree on their calling?
Short-Term vs. Long-Term Missions: Which Is Right for You?
Scripture knows both short sendings and long ones. Here is how short-term and long-term missions differ—and how your church helps you discern your path.