The Altar-Destroying Legacy of Boniface, the ‘Apostle of the Germans’
A dedicated medieval monk succeeded in building a foundation for Christianity in central Germany—despite his flaws.
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Who Should Care About France?
France’s steady progression toward an exclusively humanist society has created challenges for gospel ministry—and opportunities for godly leadership.
Kingdom Work Is People Work
A missionary in Europe draws encouragement for church planting from the Apostle Paul’s often-overlooked greetings in 2 Timothy.
Shining Christ’s Light in the Shadow of Christendom
Christ’s call to faithfully steward the gospel includes proclaiming it in places where Christian influence has seemingly faded.
From Alcoholism to Evangelism: The Impact of Medical Missions
Short-term medical teams operate with local churches to heal communities in Eastern Europe and beyond.
Seeking Asylum in the Savior
Divine providence leads a Muslim to the light at the very crossroad of religious friction.
