MEE Mission Coworker Stories Archives - Page 5 of 11

Peacemaking, Piece-by-Piece

The very last day of January saw an amazing thing happen in Lebanon. The country, whose people had...

Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, our brother, whose family became sojourners in a time...

In a city of many significant staircases, the Spanish Steps represent one of the best known. ...

Report #2 from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dzemal Bijedic University June 9, 2019 "I suspect...

The Holy Week procession on Tuesday evening carries a diorama of Christ on the cross through the...

The world today is experiencing the highest level of human migration in history. Refugees, asylum...

Mathew 2: 1-12 Rev. Loren McGrailPlymouth Congregational Church UCC Seattle, Washington January 6,...

The following is a reflection from Dr. Paolo Naso. He is a member of the Waldensian Church, a...

These past months have been eye-opening months for me in the work I do in Morocco. But what do I do...

My first Christmas in Morocco, last year, was quite emotional. Here’s what I mean by that: I am...

Since 2014, the landscape of Europe has been changing at a rapid pace in regards to refugees and...

In the field of humanitarian aid, as in many other fields, most individuals have a story that...

This past month while watching the (sadly minimal) BBC coverage of the Winter Olympics, I was...

Recently, I’ve been struggling with how my work here in Wolverhampton seems to make no difference...

One of my first experiences in the UK was going to a festival a few hours away with my...