(KENYA) Success in Ng’enda. Eight pastors went through Stepping Stones training. As they went through the process, the pastors were able to reflect on their own character, possibly more than any other time in their ministry. One pastor said, “I have been so used to scrutinizing my congregants’ behavior that I forgot I have faults of my own....
We arrived in the Philipines on March 7th. The airport
Saturday’s mudslide in Washington State was a tragic way to
This week, I had the opportunity to go with Geofrey, one of KIDO's field staff, when he did a training in a village (Olusai) about VSLAs (Village Savings and Loans Associations). I enjoyed seeing Geofrey in action; he got the participants involved and was very enthusiastic in his teaching.
For many denominations, March 5 is a season of Lent. Many people make a promise to give up something or commit to fasting. How about you?
As families in the Central African Republic (CAR) struggle to find food, safety, and shelter amidst an ever-worsening situation of conflict and political crisis, World Renew is preparing to respond.
Andrew Ryskamp, the director for World Renew-US, has been named chairperson of the Integral Alliance, a cohort of 19 global Christian relief and development agencies.
As we move into the spring of 2014, many of
The participants’ answers to that one question tell Fomodor what she needs
(SOUTHERN AFRICA) “Many people go to church (in Zambia) and give from the little they have. They listen to the sermons and try to contribute; but when they walk out the church they still do not have an answer to where they will get money to pay school fees for their kids. They do not have an answer to their health issues. They do not have an answer about how to make their farms profitable.” ~ A national church leader, Reformed Church of Zambia