Lessons Learned From South Africa About Multi-Ethnicity in Churches
South Africa teaches seven helpful truths to shepherding a diverse congregation.
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From Google Maps to the Mission Field
Josh and Sarah weren’t always on the same page about missions. But one day, God began to change that.
How a Former Marine Is Training Centurions for Christ
Find out how ABWE missionaries are using their military experience to raise up US soldiers as laborers for the harvest.
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Two Missionaries’ Perspectives
Two missionaries give their accounts on how they wrestled through the decision to stay or leave the field during crises.
Peanuts and Prayer
After witnessing his daughter healed by prayer, a Sikh street vendor who first rejected the gospel began to reconsider Christ.
3 Ways to Do Missions From Home
Discover creative avenues to engage in the Great Commission even while on lockdown.
Memorial Christian Hospital: Celebrating More Than Medicine
The opening of Memorial Christian Hospital’s new building brings more than just better medicine—it will open more doors for the gospel.
Sitting on the Sidelines
When God temporarily takes us “out of the game,” where do we go to find our identity?
How This Bengali Couple Is Reaching Their People Away from Home
Prodip and Cathrin moved from their homeland to evangelize to their ethnic group in America.
Missions and Zeal for the Father’s House
In a day when we are pressured to be uncontroversial, we must remember that missions depends on a consuming zeal for God.
Celebrating 35+ Years: Glenn and Dorothy Budd
After sensing callings to the mission field at young ages, Glenn and Dorothy embarked on a journey of aviation and church planting in Peru.
#GARBC20: How to Be a Next-Level Sending Church
Paul Davis, Scott Dunford, and Alex Kocman discuss how to take missions sending to the next level in this GARBC conference breakout.
The Symbiotic Relationship Between Sending Churches and Sending Agencies
It is imperative that churches and missions agencies view each other as teammates working toward the Great Commission.
How to Get Your Church Engaged in Global Missions
Entering the arena of global missions can be difficult for any church. Here are some practical steps to move in that direction.
Missions as Rest in God
Experiencing other cultures opens our eyes to see that we live in a frighteningly restless world.
Before You Quit: Doug Gehman on Perseverance
Author Doug Gehman shares how missionaries and pastors can develop a pattern of everyday endurance.
How a Peruvian Soldier Went from Persecutor to Pastor
The gospel and ABWE’s Bible Institute transformed Josué from a persecutor of the church into one of its pastors.
The 747 Principle: There is No Transformation by Aviation
Sin won’t disappear on a flight to the other side of the world. The long and gradual walk toward holiness starts on the home front.