Prayer for the Muslim world: When worldviews clash, relationships can suffer
What happens when what you think is the right thing to do makes someone else feel shamed?
Medical missions: Building pillars of trust
Muslims are people who care earnestly about loving God. Despite this commonality, Muslims and Christians often are separated by a great chasm. A river fueled by of centuries of conflict, distrust and discrimination on both sides roars through the chasm. How do we...
I’m thankful I’m a missionary because …
’Tis the season, in countries around the world, to give thanks. Canada celebrated Thanksgiving last month. In Russia and Ukraine, evangelical believers decorate their churches with the prettiest produce straight of out their gardens and thank God for his provision....
Missions and goals: What could change if you worked with a coach?
Most people come to coaching with a foggy idea of how they can solve their problem, but they need an intentional conversation to help them move forward.
Prayer for the Muslim world: A biblical example overlooked for far too long
Praying for the unreached isn’t a novel concept! Paul specifically asked the church in Thessalonica to pray for the quick spread of the gospel.
Missions jobs: How to be an MK teacher
A successful teacher on the mission field will be driven by LOVE. We need some of that in Russia right now!
Missions internship: Watch God multiply your small offering
The Lord had big, beautiful plans for a box of stubby pencils and the Jesus-loving artist who packed them in her suitcase.
First Friday prayer for the Muslim world: Unique street ministry in the Middle East
A group in a Muslim country decides to be bold about their faith by putting on street shows, drawing a crowd and clearly sharing Jesus — and it works!
Short-term missions: Take time to talk about your trip
Now that you’ve been back from your short-term trip for a little while, the time is right to process all that you experienced.
MK poetry — ‘Until You’re Gone’
‘It’s funny how you don’t know how much something means to you until you leave it behind.’ An ode to the extraordinary ordinaries that made up one third-culture kid’s life overseas.