Five spiritual reasons to have some FUN 🎉
More people (especially kids) will have open hearts to the gospel if we let the good times roll.
Called to the front of the mosque
He planned to find an inconspicuous spot to eat the iftar meal. Then the imam spotted him.
In a beautiful act of love, Shan teens skimp on their own meals to feed others
The girls are so grateful for the sponsorships that allow them to continue their studies that they wanted to bless those who have even less.
In Japan, sweet spiritual fruit grows slowly
It often takes years for a Japanese person to move from hearing the gospel to publicly proclaiming faith through baptism.
First Friday prayer for the Muslim world: Immigrants to our communities
With so many of the unreached now living in North America, we offer prayers and practical steps for engaging these new neighbors.
‘Why can’t I meet him too?’
Buryat believers often include powerful stories of dreams they had about Jesus in their testimonies.
Experiencing the unexplained leads couple to Christ
A peace beyond understanding. A literal rescue from a flood. A death. Lots of prayer. Their path was long — but it ended in peace with God.
On being young and Christian in a Buddhist village
The adults weren’t interested, but the girls in the village had hearts open to the gospel. Now they wrestle with following Christ without abandoning their culture and families.
Going on a short-term trip? Here’s your must-read (and must-watch) list
Steps to take before, during and after your trip to prepare your heart for all God has in store, and then to process all that he did in you and through you.
Now she knows — she is a child of God
SEND’s diaspora ministry helps Japanese like Tomoko explore Christianity in their own language while they’re in a new culture.