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Komivi Ayiboe, Togo “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12 One night a sailor was lost on the high seas after his boat was caught in a violent storm. It
Read more →J.L. Williams, USA “Those who honor Me I will honor, but those who despise me will be disdained.” 1 Samuel 2:30 When I was a Boy Scout, the first thing I had to memorize was the Boy Scout Oath. We began every meeting by standing with the
Read more →Charles Oloo, Kenya “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36 God has blessed us with many things. We should celebrate His goodness to us because we are alive. We should also celebrate by enjoying the bounty we share in this
Read more →Joseph Williams, CEO of Feed the Hunger Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it. 1 Corinthians 12:27 One of the primary joys we get in full-time mission work is through the cross-cultural partnerships we have with faithful
Read more →David had sworn an oath on separate occasions to Saul and to Saul’s son Jonathan, his best friend. He gave his word to both men that he would show kindness to future generations of their family, even though their heirs potentially could one day try to take
Read more →How far does your reach extend for the Kingdom of God? When you come to a Packathon, do you know where in the world the food you physically touch will end up? What about the impact of the special projects we ask you to help us fund?
Read more →I was standing in line just before boarding the airplane and felt the need to put a pen in my pocket in case I wanted to do a crossword on the short flight. I found my aisle seat and noticed that the guy in the middle seat
Read more →I’ve never seen anything like this. Could our country be any more polarized than it is right now? Well, yes, but probably only by another Civil War. The disdain and downright hatred that the left seems to have for the right and vice versa is saddening. Is
Read more →On October 8, 2016, Southbrook Church in Charlotte, NC held a Packathon and packed over 100,000 meals for poor children in Jamaica. It took 600 people about four hours to produce those meals. From Charlotte, we brought the meals back to our headquarters, where they made up
Read more →A pastor whose family fled from Al-Qaeda . . . A missionary whom God has used to supernaturally heal many . . . A leader in the underground church in his country . . . What do these believers and many others have in common? Hey, this
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