My DNA Through ABWE
The faithful ministry of ABWE’s first missionaries in the Philippines impacted generations of one man’s family and instituted a legacy of church planting.
Field Stories
Refugees Reaching Muslims in the United States: Discussing the Afghan Initiative
The challenges and triumphs of evangelism to Afghans in the United States.
The Last Moments With Petr and the Urgency of Eternity
One missionary’s final encounter with a friend instills urgency for living with purpose to proclaim the truth of Christ.
A Clinic’s Alpha and Omega: A New Beginning for a Medical Ministry
After four decades of providing gospel-centered medical care to villages in The Gambia, an ABWE clinic faced closure—yet God’s work wasn’t finished.
Freed From False Teaching: Pastoral Training in Action
An unlikely convert in a Hindu culture is saved from idolatry—and again from prosperity theology—along the way towards a fruitful ministry.
Reaching Unreached Bangladeshi Muslims Within the US
Prodip Das and Cathrin Anee bring spiritual restoration to Bangladeshi immigrants afflicted with the “cancer” of sin.
