Reconciliation or Revenge? The Gospel Triumphs Over Tribal Conflict
In a nation known for violence, one remote group of Papua New Guinean churches confronts crisis with compassion.
Field Stories
The Church off the Beaten Path
A growing church in rural Togo assembles its meeting place in a village clearing.
Poland, Ukraine, and Ministering Amid International Crisis: Pastor Maksym’s Story
A Ukrainian refugee pastor and a missionary to Poland explain the unique dynamics of pastoring displaced believers.
Image Bearers and the Life-Changing Power of Stories
A short-term trip to Nicaragua highlights the role of storytelling in affirming human dignity.
Radical Forgiveness: A ‘Stolen’ Woman Shares Christ Despite Injustice
The gospel message led one Aboriginal woman to forgive those who mistreated her—and it leads ABWE missionaries to share that hope across the world.
The One Christian Holiday in South Asia
Christians in South Asia honor the biblical meaning of Christmas through their greetings and traditions.
