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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....
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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)....
Sneaky Culture Shock
What is so “shocking” about culture shock is that it often appears at moments you’re not expecting it....
Fresh Off the Plane - Language School
Investing a solid year in language school at the beginning can pay dividends for decades to come. ...
Ways to Pray for Missionary Children
Effective prayer for career missionaries and their families is a most important component of our partnership with them. ...
The Melting Pot in Panama
Emily is using multiple languages, cultures and opportunities to reach the nations with the gospel in Panama City....
Keep ReadingWhy are the Daniels in Brazil?
The Daniels love to tell people why they're in Brazil and why it's become their home....
Keep ReadingPhysical 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....
Keep ReadingBilingual: 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....
Keep ReadingFeeding 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)....
Keep ReadingSneaky Culture Shock
What is so “shocking” about culture shock is that it often appears at moments you’re not expecting it....
Keep ReadingFresh Off the Plane - Language School
Investing a solid year in language school at the beginning can pay dividends for decades to come. ...
Keep ReadingFresh Off the Plane - The First Days
Newbie Nugget: Give yourself grace to settle in the first couple of months, so that life and ministry are possible....
Keep ReadingWays to Pray for Missionary Children
Effective prayer for career missionaries and their families is a most important component of our partnership with them. ...
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There is a dynamic that is often overlooked and that is the importance of donor-to-missionary communication....
Keep Reading5 Benefits of a Missions Month
Give it some thought. You might just find that a missions month is exactly what your church needs....
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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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Good questions are the fuel to a great conversation. They are the door by which you can discover who a person really is. Now what about you? Have you ever wondered what to talk about with a missionary that visits your church or that comes for a meal at your home? Here are some great questions to ask next time you are with a missionary....
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Although the Great Commission is a very familiar passage of Scripture, it is commonly misunderstood. ...
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