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Man bicycles 2,012 miles for children in South Asia
By Carrie Fiedler on May 14 2012

David Argabright bicycled 2,012 miles across the United States this spring to raise funds for children in South Asia. David and his wife, Sharon, founded Compassion 575 to connect cycling enthusiasts and donors with the needs of children and families through NCM-South Asia.

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An unlikely servant
By Andrew Pottenger on May 14 2012

I imagined missionaries as “super-Christians,” so saintly as to be barely human and I could not conceive of myself in such terms. I felt badly under-qualified: what could I do and what did I have to offer?

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Tentmakers plan new ministry in Sweden
By Gina Grate Pottenger on May 9 2012

“We think it’s this huge thing -- that He’s going to transform Sweden because we’re there, but really he’s going to transform us and our family first. Missions is tough. We won’t come out the same.” -- Juliene Munts

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Rice and baptisms in Cambodia
By Ruthie Webb on May 8 2012

Pastors and churches in Cambodia recently learned how to prepare for natural disasters and to help others in times of need.

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90 seconds: Doctor has moments to save gunshot victim
By Bill McCoy on May 3 2012

"I told Kapal I needed to cut a hole in his neck to help him breathe and asked him to sign a consent. I didn’t tell him I had never done it before." - Dr. Bill McCoy

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Tentmakers plan new ministry in Sweden
“We think it’s this huge thing -- that He’s going to transform Sweden because we’re there, but really He’s going to transform us and our family first. Missions is tough. We won’t come out the same.” -...

Rice and baptisms in Cambodia
Pastors and churches in Cambodia recently learned how to prepare for natural disasters and to help others in times of need.

90 seconds: Doctor has moments to save gunshot victim
"I told Kapal I needed to cut a hole in his neck to help him breathe and asked him to sign a consent. I didn’t tell him I had never done it before." - Dr. Bill McCoy

Reflections on God's call
Right after my arrival to seminary, I went to the academic dean’s office. I remember he asked me, “Do you have a call from God?” “Yes,” I said. “What is your specific call?” he asked next. I found mys...

Is mission first local and then global, or all at once?
Could it be that the idea that we should not tackle world evangelism until we have fully evangelized our own "Jerusalem" is simply a way to postpone responsibility for evangelizing the rest of the wor...

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