Telling God’s Story
Stories are powerful. Learn about why oral Bible storytelling is so important in communities around the world and how God is working through this format.
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Muddy and Loved: Refuge 139 Short-Term Mission Trips
Refuge 139 is a ministry that serves missionary kids while their parents attend important events and conferences. Learn more about how volunteers and kids alike have been impacted by this ministry.
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Prayer Reunion
After more than 30 years of praying, Jeff and Debbie saw tangible answers to their prayers when they attended the Huaylas Quechua Bible dedication in Peru last summer.
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Praying for Mexico and the Chatino People
A look at this region and how to pray for its people.
Located in Mexico’s southwest state of Oaxaca, the Chatino live in a variety of settings — some in mountainous and wooded areas, and others in the region’s valley and along the coast.
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Let’s Pray for the World This Year
This year, make the goal as a family to pray for the world. It’s a huge task, we know! But Kate and Mack are here to help by providing simple ways to pray for people and languages around the world.
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Seeing God
Explore how God is working in Tanzania through Bible translation.
Explore how God is working in Tanzania through Bible translation.
Read MoreTelling Bible Stories in South Asia
Elizabeth shares about being a storying consultant, detailing everything from how she acquires hot water to the kind of food that she eats while there, and even activities like mountain-climbing. Elizabeth also talks about how she helps South Asian Christians translate Bible stories into their own language.
WordSearch: Becoming One With Jesus
The Rangi translation team in Tanzania struggled to translate John 15:5 because the phrase “to abide” wasn’t clear to Rangi speakers. Finally, they found a figure of speech that brought the concept to life.
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News and Notes From the Field
Excitement is building in the Ambonese Malay and Komo communities as people encounter Scripture in their language for the first time and anticipate the completion of their New Testaments.
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From War Songs to Worship Songs
In the past, the Wampar people have used songs to fuel their anger. But now that they’ve received Scripture and are creating their own worship music, songs have a very different purpose.
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