Ministry

A Christian soccer ministry in Colombia brought peace to a city once controlled by cartels by offering youth an alternative path. The ministry's efforts have been recognized as a positive influence in the community. This story highlights the impact of faith-based initiatives in troubled areas.

After 39 years of effort, the Bible has been fully translated into the Notsi language, spoken by approximately 3,800 people in Papua New Guinea. This achievement is significant for the local community's access to Christian scripture. It highlights the dedication of missionaries and translators in completing the task.

John James, former frontman of the Christian band Newsboys, shares his testimony of God's power to redeem broken lives following his struggles with addiction and infidelity. His story offers a message of hope and restoration for those facing similar challenges in the ministry and beyond. The account reinforces the Christian belief in grace and the possibility of a second chance through faith.

Dale Rhoton, a quiet cofounder of Operation Mobilisation, has passed away, leaving a legacy of cross-border missionary work in Mexico and Turkey. His life exemplifies the dedication required for faith-based humanitarian efforts in challenging geopolitical environments. His death marks a significant loss for the global missionary community.

A young Malawian boy's journey to Nkhoma Mission Hospital highlights the critical role of faith-based healthcare institutions in sub-Saharan Africa. The story demonstrates the systemic need for such healthcare providers. Faith-based hospitals continue to play a vital role in regions with limited medical infrastructure.

A Southern Baptist children's home has approved a new program to financially assist houseparents in attending seminary. This initiative directly addresses the need for spiritual and theological growth among those caring for vulnerable children. It strengthens the ministry workforce by ensuring caregivers are equipped to lead with biblical depth.