Thristy Prayer Walker
Rufus was prayer walking through an unfamiliar town and became very thirsty. He stopped at a local shop to get some water and as he was leaving he turned to the shop owner and said, “Peace be to you...
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The Muezzin Fakes Illness to Read the Bible
If you travel to North Africa, a few sights and sounds become familiar rather quickly. They have an incredible culture of hospitality and will woo you with their abundant flow of tea and bread. The dessert landscape allows for...
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Modern Day Rahab
Why do we tell stories? Often times it’s because we want to share something with others. What some may not realize is that when we share stories we are fulfilling a deep longing inside all of us – a...
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From Muslim Scholar to Disciple Maker
God reveals Himself to His creation in many ways, even in the most unexpected avenues. A Fulani man named Sulieman from West Africa experienced God during his doctoral studies at an Islamic university in the Middle East. Sulieman was...
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Hope – The Fight Against Addiction & Human Trafficking
Recently, some of our team members were out walking the streets in one of the cities we serve in Southeast Asia and they came across Tini*. Having just 16 years under her belt it was obvious that she was...
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Meals with a Message
In a remote village of West Africa, each day is a struggle filled of gruelling chores from sun-up till sundown. The people of this village have lived for years, some of them their entire lives, with out access to...
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Finding Hope
In the West African culture it is perceived to be the wife’s obligation to provide children for her husband, childbearing is seen as both an obligation and a right. Those women who are unable to have children are often...
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