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How Can You Know There’s a God?

Any outside observer would have pinned Clay as a Christian. Baptized at eight years old, involved in youth group, attended church regularly, Clay had all the marks of a devout believer. But inside he harbored severe doubts about Christianit...

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Truth Be Told: How Togo Is Being Healed

Mama Melanie was considered a witch. After being blamed for several deaths within the clan, Melanie was forced to relocate. Her uncle moved her into a little mud hut on the side of a mountain out of fear for the family’s saf...

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Dal and Kay Washer: Missionary Pioneers in Africa

The year was 1972, and ABWE missionaries Dal and Kay Washer were looking for a new ministry. After 18 years of serving in Niger, the Washers had set their sights on the country of Benin. Kay later wrote that “settling down there would be ...

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The Unreached Within Reach

The phrase “going to unreached people groups” typically brings to mind images of pioneering missionaries hacking through jungles with machetes, smuggling Bibles across borders, or traversing mountain ranges in harsh conditions. But ofte...

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Prayer as Warfare: A Front-Lines Perspective With Dr. Tom Kendall

Spiritual activity in Africa—whether one calls it African traditional religion, spiritism, tribal religion, or animism—is real. Christians are called not only to gospel witness but also to spiritual warfare. This week, Dr. Tom Kendall, me...

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How One African Man Instantly Grasped God’s Grace

“You were talking about grace, but what exactly is it?” asked Mr. Etoh. During his regular evangelism visits to patients in the hospital wards at Hôpital Baptiste Biblique (HBB), hospital chaplain Justin Videgla got to kn...

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Following Christ Life or Limb

Necrotizing fasciitis (flesh eating disease) is difficult to treat and often results in amputation. Komi (age 62) was in the hospital for months as this disease threatened to take his leg. The doctors and surgeons were doing a...

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Coronavirus and the Toll on Togo

In the last few weeks, life has been turned on its head as countries around the world feel the strain of COVID-19, from death counts to job cuts, travel restrictions and more. Meanwhile, healthcare providers (HCPs) around the world work ti...

Photo Essays

Multiplication Through Medicine

“I thought: if someone like Jesus Christ died for me, just to save me, it’s really something interesting,” says Gaglo. Togolese pastor Anani shared the truth of the gospel with Gaglo—now a physician’s assistant—around the time...

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From Blindness to Spiritual Sight

Yawa was going blind, but she was unsure why. The Togolese woman’s vision was becoming blurry and clouded. She sought out medical help at Hôpital Baptiste Biblique (HBB) for her vision problems. Doctors determined the cause of Yawa’s...

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