Missionary Training
by James G. Smith, Associate Mission Director How were you trained and prepared for the ministry that you are doing? How could we do a better job training the next generation of missionaries? Those were […]
by James G. Smith, Associate Mission Director How were you trained and prepared for the ministry that you are doing? How could we do a better job training the next generation of missionaries? Those were […]
by Elmer Deal with Mike Randall I have witnessed the sad and tragic effects of civil war in the Congo for much of the 55 years I have served in Africa. Pastor Gregoire, Deacon Constantine, […]
by Charles Lyons “Out my window” sounds funny when you stop and listen to the phrase. Is it correct? Sounds all wrong grammatically. I’m missing a preposition. Should it be “Out of my window?” “Out […]
The Courageous Martyr by Thomas Ray I could find no record of Robert Smith’s parents or the time and place of his birth, however, his education and position in society clearly indicates he came from […]
by Keith Bassham We sometimes promote ourselves as potential world-changers, but we forget we are also competing with other world-changers. Since we last went to press, the world changed in major ways without my efforts. […]
by Linzy Slayden In 1950, Oberlin College awarded an honorary doctorate to Theodore Steinway. Over the years, his company has produced well over 600,000 pianos. There are 243 strings in each instrument, producing 40,000 pounds […]
by Jon Konnerup Last month’s article closed with some very specific questions regarding the effectiveness of our Fellowship in caring for, retaining, and attracting missionaries. • Do we adequately provide care for our people serving […]
by Wayne Guinn It is always a joy to hear a report from a church planter. Here is a letter from Josh Todd, one of our guys who went to Philadelphia about two years ago: […]
by Mark Milioni American Homecoming celebrations often include parades, parties, and a ball game. Homecoming is a special time for alumni and friends to return to a place that was very special in their lives. […]
by David Melton It was well past 3:30 in the morning. We were 6,000 miles from home, 44 of us, as we rambled off the big boat onto the dark dock. Day six of the […]
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