Turkey or Tamales?
For some Americans, the traditional Christmas fare includes turkey, but in the Hispanic culture, tamales are a popular Christmas food....
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Talking Religion in North Africa/Middle East
It might be a conversation stopper in America, but in North Africa the topic of religion is where the conversation starts....
Footsteps of Faith
Loreen has taken steps of obedience that have led down a fruitful path of ministry for over 25 years....
What I Saw On Sunday
What do you see when you come to church on Sunday? As a church planter’s wife the past few years, here is my view....
The Melting Pot in Panama
Emily is using multiple languages, cultures and opportunities to reach the nations with the gospel in Panama City....
Why are the Daniels in Brazil?
The Daniels love to tell people why they're in Brazil and why it's become their home....
Physical and Spiritual Food for Venezuela
The Arces are helping feed the hungry in Venezuela, and using that as an opportunity to also spread the gospel....
Bilingual: One Hundred Ways
To effectively function in the home, market, doctor’s office, bank, public transportation, etc., one must become “bilingual” or bicultural in a hundred different ways....
Feeding Yourself While Feeding Others
Do all you do with your eyes on Him. Then, “taste and see that the LORD is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in him” (Psalm 34:8)....
A Library
I was immediately struck by the fact that their request was for something spiritually significant. ...
Keep ReadingChickens, Pigs, & People
With the adults that taught the children, over 70 people crowded into this tiny space....
Keep ReadingInconvenience or Fellowship?
It was a hot May 19th Sunday at Iglesia Bautista El Camino de la Verdad, one of our partner churches of Project Yucatan for Christ....
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Twenty Years Later - God is Still Working
It is thrilling to see how God uses a seed, planted twenty years ago, to continue to bear fruit....
Keep ReadingThank You
We look forward to sharing these books with pastors and those who are preparing for the ministry....
Keep ReadingThe Books
As bi-vocational national pastors in rural areas, most of the books they need are beyond their means....
Keep ReadingWhen Churches Cooperate - Part 2
This is the second consecutive year that the two churches have partnered together for ministry purposes. ...
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30 Yards Away
Our prayer, our goal, and our objective is to reach them with the gospel and help them avoid the chains of sin that surround them. ...
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Mexico Music Team
Our team was deeply impacted by lives that are being touched by this outstanding missionary work. ...
Keep Reading6 Tips for Communicating with Missionaries
There is a dynamic that is often overlooked and that is the importance of donor-to-missionary communication....
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From the Scriptures we studied important topics such as the sanctity of marriage, the importance of the home, the roles of husbands, fathers, wives, mothers, and children....
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One of the great joys of our ministry is the involvement in discipleship, mentoring, and training of ministry leadership....
Keep ReadingSeasonal Opportunity!
It is that time of the year again in which we can obtain copies of the Jesus Film for $1 dollar each!...
Keep Reading6 Churches 1 Objective
Through the combined efforts of these churches, over 40 people accepted Christ in the various evangelistic events in which we were involved....
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If we are to impact our world, we need to fearlessly live out our faith before others....
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“This is Moises. I want you to meet him. He has a problem and he knows it; he needs help. I told him that you can pray for him.”...
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The Jesus Film - June 2017
There was no church building and no pews to sit on.... Many came to Christ that evening....
Keep ReadingNew Missionary Personnel
Working with those who have immigrated to this country is one of the most effective missionary tools we have at our disposal. When they respond to God's call on their lives, they can return to a country with which they are already familiar. • They already speak the language. • There are no cultural barriers. • They are able to immediately initiate ministry activit...
Keep ReadingHow do You Say 'Turkey' in English? - The Seals
An adult named Amado Canche also came. Amado was not shy or hesitant. He quickly began to converse with the visiting team from Victory Chapel by asking them how to say words and phrases in English. The one word he retained from this informal English class was “turkey”!...
Keep ReadingOne God - Many Nations
Our Gospel message is a singular message of a singular God and a singular plan of redemption. However, the Great Commission demands that our target audience be diverse....
Keep ReadingRibbons, Statues, and Prayers - Roy & Edi Seals
I stood in silence as I observed a Mayan woman, small of stature, trying to reach the outstretched arms of a statue located in the San Idelfonso Cathedral in Merida -- a cathedral more than 400 years old. Some rituals and traditions endure for centuries....
Keep ReadingThe Rusty Key - Roy & Edi Seals October 2016
We recently rented a building in the village of Oxcum. Not because of the beauty or architecture of the house; in fact, the house is old and falling apart....
Keep ReadingThe Plan of Man Interrupted - The Plan of God Continues
Our medical team had just completed a week of activity with Clint and Rita Vernoy, missionaries to this remote area of the Amazon jungle....
Keep ReadingThe Lost City
The Lost City full of lost souls......
Keep ReadingThe Man on the Moon and the Man in the Hut
A story of unbelief......
Keep ReadingMTS16
We've just finished the 2016 Missionary Training Seminar for Global Faith. It was a great time of instruction and coaching for recent missionary appointees....
Keep ReadingPerks of being a "MK"
Last month three of our Global Faith missionary families in South America had additions to their families within three days of each other. ...
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