Mission stories Archives - Page 17 of 102

A Different Flight into Egypt

The city of Cairo is approximately 1,191 square miles – roughly the same size as Rhode Island,...

The following was sent by mission co-worker in Indonesia, Karen Campbell-Nelson, in response to an...

In late January at 1 a.m., not far from where we live, a long-dilapidated, stone building...

Dear Friends, In late December, Hong Kong was becoming aware of reports from mainland China about a...

I understand that a number of you have been inquiring about what life is like for a mission...

I was invited to attend a meeting on “Abundant Africa and the Theology of Environmental and...

All over the world, people battle serious illnesses, terminal diseases, and life-altering...

As I walk into the Dzake Clinic, I am greeted by patients waiting to be seen. I take my seat at...

The semester comes to a close, and then comes the dreaded examination week. Dreaded by whom? The...

Nine years had passed since the nuclear disaster in Japan. It was a grey and dreary day as I...

January marked a year since we arrived in Lesotho. And as we’ve revisited our memories from the...

How do you create community during the time of social distancing? I have been in the Philippines...

I have heard many people talk about wishing that they could go on a cruise or live on a tropical...

Lectionary Selection: John 14:1-14 Prayers for Kenya: Lord, you told us to keep heart and not...

Lectionary Selection: Luke 4:14-21 Prayers for Germany: God of Mercy, Ground of Being,when...