Brothers & Sisters in Great Need
10.21.21 | Missions & Outreach | by Rich & Joan Denkinger
How often do we drive under a bridge and see a body wrapped in some form of covering? Next to them is a bag of sorts carrying their worldly belongings...
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The Great Joy of Sharing the Good News
10.07.21 | Missions & Outreach | by Judy Foster
She was thrilled with the glossy notebook, pencils, the sweet-smelling soap, towels, and other items. She knew her heavenly Father loved her. Since then, she has shared Jesus with her family, cousins, and siblings...
09.16.21 | Missions & Outreach | by John Jones
Today, it is perhaps easier to imagine similarities between own cultural context and that of post-Christian Europe...
12.17.20 | Missions & Outreach | by Judy Foster
You have given generously in so many different ways, using many different gifts. Whether you packed a box, donated items, helped on packing day, worked the Collection site, gave money for shipping and/or evangelism, carried boxes to the chancel...
11.07.19 | Missions & Outreach | by Eric Mullinax
He was an orthopedic doctor (and renowned author) who chose his patients among the “dalits” or the untouchables of India. Paul Brand was born in southwestern India in 1914 India to missionary parents. Alongside his wife and physician...
10.17.19 | Missions & Outreach | by Judy Foster
Yves’ mother was pregnant with him when neighbors tried to kill them in Rwanda. He was born in a refugee camp in the Congo. More conflict forced his family to Kenya and finally to Togo. Though his father was a pastor, he hated people...
06.28.19 | Missions & Outreach | by Dan Steere
The Centrality of Africa We Americans tend to take a Western view of the history of the Church. And, as Reformed believers, our focus on the Reformation can cause us to view all of Church History through that lens. However, we need to remember...
