A ministry to Hispanic people in South Asia had roots in Chicagoland, which may seem to be an unlikely origin story. IMB workers Skip and Kim Meyer* have spent their lives on two very different mission fields but with the same purpose: giving hope to people who need it and equipping others to do the […]
Annual offering takes the gospel to unreached groups
Editor’s note: The Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and Week of Prayer for International Missions is Nov. 29-Dec. 7. Anim* remembers the day when an old fortune teller told her mother that Anim had the gift of sight. “My mother and my grandmother were both fortune tellers,” she said, “so my mom wasn’t surprised when the […]
Pray for your missionaries-in-waiting
Over the past few months, my morning routine has consisted of the same few activities: exercising, reading Scripture, and browsing through news sites of my country of service. Every day I hope to catch something––anything––about borders reopening or visas being issued. So far, my browsing hasn’t produced any results. In March of this year, my […]
All who wander are not lost
Peter Station* lives his life chasing after cows, camels, and gers—large, round, felt tents that seem to move more than they sit still. His country in East Asia has more than a million nomadic people scattered across a land mass about half the size of the U.S. To say they’re hard to find is an […]
Every church, every nation: 2018 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
Editor’s note: Charlotte Digges Moon was a teacher in the U.S. before joining her sister as a missionary in China, where she served 39 years. Through her letters home, Moon lobbied for more support for missionaries on the field. In 1918, six years after her death, Woman’s Missionary Union named the annual Christmas offering for […]