Remaining Steadfast: Jim and Jan Ruff
Hear how a child with Down syndrome helped stir faith in Christ among the Japanese.
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How One Missionary Started a Century-Long Movement
Missionary and author Jim Ruff explains why ABWE Founder Raphael Thomas was controversial in his day—and can teach us.
The Way She Suffered: Reflecting on the Life of Elisabeth Elliot
The legacy left behind by one missionary continues to inspire generations of Christians to suffer well for the glory of God.
Five Challenges for Missionaries from The Life and Diary of David Brainerd
The missionary to the Native Americans experienced hardships that are still applicable to today’s laborers.
Stymied by Winds and Clouds? Not William Carey
In times of tumult, it’s tempting to say ‘no’ to the dangers and discomforts of global missions. But William Carey’s example teaches us otherwise.
Mincaye: The World’s Most Famous Hunter-Gatherer, Changed by Jesus
Let us celebrate the man who became the bridge for a whole culture in Ecuador to begin to encounter Christ.