A Father’s Grief
Gary battled between his anger with God and his yearning for a loving Savior.
Field Stories
How a Peruvian Soldier Went from Persecutor to Pastor
The gospel and ABWE’s Bible Institute transformed Josué from a persecutor of the church into one of its pastors.
Disaster, Discipleship, and the Developing World: Cyclone Ampham
What happens when already-vulnerable ministries to the unreached are struck with a deadly cyclone in Kolkata, India?
How an ABWE Church Planter in Ferguson Is Building Trust After George Floyd’s Death
Pastors and believers are rallying not in protest, but in prayer.
Soap and Hope in Nicaragua
When the pandemic hit Nicaragua, missionaries launched a project with two goals: meet health needs and reduce fear through the gospel.
What Is Happening to China’s Uyghurs?
Members of one of China’s Muslim minority people groups are facing mass internment. What should Christians do?