MISSIONARY Conference: Paul Schlehlein and Courageous Service Amid Suffering
Missionary service takes courage, especially amid suffering.
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A Sovereign Bullet
The dramatic shootdown of an ABWE plane in Peru cost Roni Bowers her life—and 25 years later, the impact continues to reverberate for the gospel and global missions.
A Defense Against Missions as Colonialism
Are missions and colonialism the same?
Reformation Day: 5 Ways the Reformation Gave Us Missions
Without the Reformation, the modern missions movement would never have been born.
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.
The Missionary Spirit of Saint Patrick: 6 Quotes
Long before he became an icon for a commercialized holiday, Saint Patrick stood as a symbol of missionary zeal.
