Roblealto – Business as Mission
Watch this amazing story of Granja Roblealto, and how it supports the Roblealto Child Care Association and other ministries that make up this unique Costa Rican business-charity partnership.
Spreading Light in Colombia’s Dark Days
See how a church offered hope and an LAM ministry helped it grow in the midst of armed conflict.
East Mountain, a Training Ground
By Emily Haase South Africa has a rich culture and a history riddled with violence, political instability, and a massive increase in the Christian population in the past 100 years. The year 1910 saw a Christian population of only 9%; today it boasts nearly 50%. This growth is because of several movements of mission work…
Relief for Christians in Crisis in Iraq
You have all seen and watched with horror the terrible atrocities that are being committed against our Christian brothers and sisters in Northern Iraq. Threats of “convert back to Islam or be killed” are savagely being carried out. Thousands are suffering, and our hearts ache to stand with them and provide emergency services, supplies, prayers,…
The Art of Leadership
By Ryan Smith Over time, it seems as people we tend to lose sight of what true leadership is. Employees do not exist to serve the leader, the leader exists to serve the employees. The best leaders do not bark orders at those under their command but instead guide them with a gentle hand. True…
Selecting the Right Education on the Field
By Kyle W. Smith Former Director of Marketing, United World Mission Raising support, moving and getting adjusted to life is challenging enough for missionaries. Then, focusing on ministry, language learning and cultural immersion raises a whole new set of challenges for individuals and families serving cross-culturally. Life can be particularly challenging for parents and their…