Bill Sundstrom, a long-time staff member like us, decided to look for evidence that the gospel “changes the world.” He learned about developments in a community in Guatemala. Bill traveled to this remote valley to interview the people. Continue reading The Great Commission in Ecuador
God is moving through different ministries to reach today’s young people. Continue reading Student Revival News
Thank you for joining us in going into the whole world to reach all people with God’s Good News in their language. Continue reading Reaching All People with the Good News, in Their Language
In 1956, five missionaries were speared to death in the jungles of Ecuador. The world was shocked. Five young missionary families were burdened to reach an isolated tribe, the Waorani. When they thought the time was right, the five men flew in and landed on a river bank. A few Waorani greeted them. Soon, however, they were martyred and escorted to their heavenly Father.
Jim Elliott was one of those speared. His wife, Elisabeth, and Rachel Saint moved in to live in one of the villages. One of the men who killed the missionaries, Mincaye, later came to faith in Christ. Continue reading The Story of the Waorani of Ecuador
God’s heart is for the lost. In Chad, there are 80 people groups with less than 2% evangelical Christians. These groups live in thousands of villages and towns. Continue reading God’s Heart for the Lost in Chad
What does it mean to fulfill the Great Commission? It means every person will have had a clear presentation of the Gospel. It means life-changing evangelism and discipleship are occurring globally. It means we’ll see spiritual movements in every nation, so people of every tongue and tribe will stand before God’s throne. Continue reading What Does It Mean to Fulfill The Great Commission?
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