How One Missionary Became a Movement
From a one-man mission to 1,000 missionaries in 84 countries, see ABWE’s history from 1927 to the present.
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How to Help Financially Without Hurting
ABWE Vice President John Taylor explains how we can help nationals on the field financially without building unhealthy dependency.
Conrad Mbewe on Combating Prosperity Teaching in Africa
Conrad Mbewe discusses the challenges facing the African church and how injecting rich historical theology can help.
Does Business as Mission Really Work?
Tentmaking. Platform. BAM. Are these models of ministry practical? Scott Dunford shares pros, cons, and strategies for disciple-makers.
Serving in Suffering: Jenn DeKryger on Togo and the Loss of Todd DeKryger
ABWE missionary Jenn DeKryger shares how God used the tragic death of her husband to open doors for the gospel among Muslims in West Africa.
John Morgan on Animism, Syncretism, and Witchcraft in West Africa
Witchcraft doesn’t just appeal to African traditional religionists—it’s hiding in the Togolese church, too, according to Dr. John Morgan’s research.
Lucy Peabody: The Missions Pioneer You’ve Never Heard of
Most agree that William Carey was the “father” of modern missions, but who was its “mother?” Lucy Peabody may be one such candidate.
Josh Daggett on Personal Evangelism and Prayer
Few of us would say we’ve mastered the spiritual disciplines, especially prayer and evangelism. Pastor Josh Daggett shares encouragements for those struggling.
Racial Reconciliation and Multiethnic Church Planting in South Africa
Ethnic tensions threaten South African churches, but multiethnic church planting efforts are bringing healing to a divided culture.
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.
Chris Bruno on Using Biblical Theology in Missions
Systematic theology is important, but doesn’t always translate properly across cultures. Chris Bruno shares another way.
Paul Davis Shares Why Missionaries Must Be Theologians
ABWE President Paul Davis explains why only a “big God” theology can compel unbelievers to repent and believers to go.
We’ve Been Waiting For You
In the midst of one of the world's largest humanitarian crises, see how Memorial Christian Hospital is bringing hope to Rohingya refugees.
What Is Happening to the Church in China?
Persecution is rising. What is God up to in China? Steve Schirmer, president of Silk Road Catalyst, answers.
Zane Pratt on the Risks of Disciple-Making Movements
Disciple-making movements are reporting massive global church growth. Are these movements healthy? IMB Vice President Zane Pratt answers.
Collin Hansen on Justice, Race, and Missions
What does mercy ministry have to do with missions? The Gospel Coalition’s Collin Hansen weighs in.
Should Church Planting Be Multiethnic or Homogeneous?
Should churches aim to be multiethnic, or should we stick to the homogenous unit principle inherited from missiologists?
Is LGBT the Next Mission Field?
ABWE North America missionary Jim Childs shares his story of conversion and transformation.