Loneliness is almost a given for cross-cultural workers. But so are deep bonds. Here we reflect on both and how God purposefully shape us.
How can Christians gain entrance into the Roma community to share the good news about Jesus? Read more to find out.
Your morning cup can support missions! Because coffee is better together—and so is the Great Commission.
Women in and outside of cross-cultural contexts face similar struggles. How can they support one another well?
Two young women ride 300 miles through the South Asian jungle on an eight-hour bus trip. Why? They both knew life without Christ.
How one worker has seen God build the Church among Iranians and Afghans in ways that defy expectations.
Sue, who returned to the U.S. after 37 years of serving overseas, shares how her role and identity have shifted--and what has stayed the same.
When Jonah and Rachel were forced to leave Central Asia, the church they'd begun to plant wasn't ready to stand on its own. But the story wasn't over.
Christar worker Christina shares how leaving the familiar behind helped her experience true security in Jesus.
In the aftermath of disaster in Southeast Asia, God used both local believers and His people around the world to demonstrate His care.