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Be Cautious About Prophets

Posted December 11th, 2015

A letter from Dustin Ellington serving in Zambia|November 2015

Reminiscing with Gratitude

Posted October 19th, 2015

A letter from Jeff Boyd in the U.S., on Interpretation Assignment from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Flooding and Gratitude

Posted July 31st, 2015

A letter from Tracey King-Ortega serving in Nicaragua|June 2015

A Storm of Change

Posted July 27th, 2015

A letter from Mark Hare in the U.S. on Interpretation Assignment from Haiti/Dominican Republic

Faith Through the Storm

Posted July 17th, 2015

A letter from Chenoa Stock serving in Bolivia|June 2015

Reaching Remote Villages

Posted July 16th, 2015

A letter from Inge Sthreshley serving in the Democratic Republic of the Congo|June 28, 2015

Our New Assignment

Posted June 30th, 2015

A letter from Gordon and Dorothy Gartrell serving in Brazil|May 2015

Not Settling for Unripe Fruit

Posted June 29th, 2015

A letter from Michael and Rachel Ludwig serving in Niger|June 2015

Annual Ministry Update 2014

Posted June 29th, 2015

A letter from Ruth Brown serving in the Democratic Republic of Congo|June 2015

An Expanding Ministry

Posted June 29th, 2015

A letter from Sharon Bryant serving in Thailand

june 2015 – an expanding ministry

Dear Friends in Christ, There is joy in my heart as I watch Ken and Martha Anderson and Esther Kim, our three new mission workers with Christian Volunteers in Thailand (CVT), settle into their new homes and begin work here in Thailand. I am grateful to have them. In past letters I have shared with you how the political upheaval in Thailand scared away a number of prospective volunteers. After the coup d’etat last May, we received only two new CVT mission workers last fall and three this spring, while nine CVT mission workers completed their terms of service and returned home. But the interim government in Thailand has worked hard to restore order and keep things calm, and I am delighted to report that we will receive 11 new CVT mission workers over the next six months!