Faith in the Amazon: Ralph Poulson
From the remote jungles of the Amazon to the classrooms of a seminary in Natal, Brazil, Ralph and Margie Poulson’s story is one of faith, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to the gospel.
Missionary Life
A Legacy of Fellowship: Bob and Lynne Trout (Part 2)
Even after decades on the field, Bob and Lynne Trout’s calling didn’t end—it simply took a new form in caring for those who had served before them.
Babies, Schools, and Church Planting in Papua New Guinea: Bill and Lori Smith
Veteran missionaries share how ministries of compassion and theological education are sowing the seeds for national renewal in a remote Pacific nation.
A Missionary’s Lament of Leaving
A missionary wrestles with God’s sudden redirection out of her country of service and discovers a deeper understanding of trust, obedience, and home.
Lying, Hostile Nations, and the Great Commission
Missionaries taking the gospel to countries opposed to Christian witness cannot lie about their purpose—but neither can they betray the mission.
Cultural and Social Realities of Ministry in South Africa With Nate Bell
Ongoing effects of apartheid and colonization create difficulties for ministry.
