The anguish of a nation on the brink of civil war
The trauma is not over in Myanmar. Violence has intensified since the National Unity Government called for war against the junta.
What a privilege to be able to document stories of great faith and greater grace.
God doesn’t need our money, He wants us to reflect His character
The financial life of a Christian is not always focused on minimising monetary risk and maximising monetary returns in the market.
Aviation ministry brings light to isolated areas of the world
At the Mission Aviation Fellowship, a plane takes off or lands somewhere in the world every three minutes.
“Brothers and sisters in Christ, please don’t forget about us,” plead embattled Christians in Myanmar
“The Chin community has suffered a lot but, even until today, we know that God has been with us all.”
“It was when we got down on our knees that things started looking up”: Founders of Healing Hands
They had just started expanding their chiropractic chain when things tipped downhill.
Daryl and Gina: A Couple Called to Two Different Countries
“I have always told others that you don’t need to buy an air ticket to live missionally, and I felt that God was challenging me precisely with this.”
God in the midst of abuse
"Remembering how Jesus suffered is the most powerful thing that will bring us through our struggles," says Joann, who was abused as a kid.
Six things the recent IPS surveys reveal about the state of religion in Singapore
The majority of Singaporeans still believe there is a God. But overall religiosity has fallen over the last decade.
Carole Ann: I Lost All My Limbs, But Never Felt More Alive
Pain and loss have been channels for deeper life with God she never thought possible since an ovarian cyst rupture upended her life.
Can We Reboot? Living in the midst of a pandemic and protests.
No Christian is called to hammock-living. Let's never stop loving, extending mercy and speaking up for the voiceless.
Mya Ji: The 5-Year-Old Who Raised $8,500 for COVID-Hit Migrant Workers
When she saw the number of COVID-19 cases spike among low-wage migrant workers in Singapore earlier this year, Mya Ji sprung to action.
When Strangers Opened Up Their Home to Me
God's call for many of us could simply be to keep our doors open, to make room at the table, to help people carry the crosses they bear.
Is the darkness where I’m meant to glow?
A performing arts ministry based in Pennsylvania brings light to inmates.
