EAP Mission Coworker Stories Archives - Page 9 of 10

Hearts Ablaze with a Sense of Dignity and Purpose

Now wait a minute! How can we let a political party, which only represents 20 percent of the...

For the past six years I’ve been researching a topic that all of a sudden seems to be a hot...

Please pray for Japan. On my way back from Fukushima yesterday, I stopped by the Diet building in...

Old Testament: Joshua 24:1–2, 14–18Psalms ...

Over the past 10 years I have worked with the Hong Kong Christians for Eco-concern network to...

As we come before you today, Lord, our problems in the world are many, and our solutions seem to be...

“People want to forgive, but not forget,” said a villager in a community in the Indonesian...

“I lift up my eyes to the hills, from where will my help come?” Psalm 121 The beautiful...

Japan’s peace constitution is in danger! The Abe administration has been making steps toward...

Every year between late January and February, Chinese around the world celebrate the “Spring...

Matt Fehse serves with the UCC Disaster Ministries. Previously he served as a Global Mission...

The two-year masters program “Studies of Ecumenism and Social Transformation” (SEST) at the...

This year began like much of last year with a lot of traveling. Shortly after the new year began, I...

The "Shintono Tomo" (The Believer's Friend) Magazine is familiar all over Japan for Kyodan related...

The Fiji Council of Churches and the Pacific Conference of Churches facilitated a church leader’s...