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Exchanging Gifts and Practicing Hospitality: a Recipe for Partnership
There are two key moments in my life that have transformed the way I understand partnership in global missions. The first moment was 10 years ago when I was a student attending Urbana, Intervarsity’s...
Sustainable Indigenous Initiatives
I have known Pastor Jean Claude Nsana since 1995. Pastor Nsana has trained hundreds of Christian leaders in his role as the Director of the Bible and Missionary Institute (BMI) of the Republic of...
Changing Senegal through Farming and Discipleship
The Beersheba Project is changing the landscape of Senegal through agricultural techniques and discipleship of young farmers. United World Mission has missionaries serving on this multi-ethnic,...
Saved to Serve
Most missionaries can wholeheartedly agree that this missionary life can keep us very busy. Leading, teaching, preaching, preparing, accounting and administration are just a few things that fill our...
Holistic Care in Central Asia
In this Central Asian country, the welcoming hearts of the people are as beautiful as the snow frosted, rock faced mountains that cover much of the country, but the road to them accepting the gospel...
Reaching into the Darkness
“Sylvia” sits on the edge of a hotel room bed. Numb. Her most recent client, moments out the door on his way to whatever comes next. She needs to clean up before the next one arrives, but just can’t...
Having Eyes To See, So Others May Hear
How Holistic Ministry and Church Planting is Impacting Senegal Mission Inter Senegal (MIS) is a Senegalese church planting agency that partners with United World Mission. MIS uses a holistic approach...
Engaging the Unreached through Firewood
What do cutting wood and church planting have in common? Apparently, more than I even dreamed. We work with the Mapuche people in Southern Chile. Many of them live in the rural areas off muddy...
Short-Term Teams’ Role in Long-Term Strategy
My first short-term mission was in the summer of 2000 with my church’s youth group to serve in the inner city of Pittsburgh. I was just 14 at the time, but it was a memorable experience. The...