“I saw my grandfather step into the fire and suddenly he began to swirl around and around and go up in the air and then looked down and started yelling at us for not believing him.” These were Bishop Grivas’ words as he described a horrific experience that he had as a ten-year-old boy. His […]
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The Cotahuasi Canyon in southern Peru is often described as one of the most rugged landscapes on earth. The change in elevation is staggering, from the riverbed below to the majestic Andean mountains that rise dramatically into the sky. Yet, scattered across this jagged terrain are remote Quechua Indians still living on Inca and pre-Inca
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How do you reach a remote people group with the gospel when, unless you are a family relation, it is against the law to speak or meet with them? This was the reality for an indigenous people group in Ecuador called the Tagaeri, who live deep in the Amazon rainforest. With no ties to the
Oxygen – essential for life, and especially vital to have available if you need hospitalization. In the Hospital of Hope (HoH) in northern Togo, the capacity of the hospital’s oxygen concentration system was inadequate to keep up with the increasing patient population. Doctors had to choose who would receive life-giving oxygen – a choice no
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Here we are, ten years from our infancy as an independent non-profit ministry, and our minds are blown away by what God has done. It was sink or swim – we had to learn quickly. Our nascent vision eventually materialized into organizational structure as we learned how to navigate this new environment. Now, a decade
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“It has helped me through some of the toughest times in my life,” said Lweendo Hafwembe, a listener of One Love Radio in Zambia, as he shared about the impact of one of their radio programs. “The stories shared on the show have given me hope and inspiration when I needed it most. My spiritual
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Sandra’s life was a turbulent start that turned around because of a new opportunity. At just 15 years old in Gulu, Uganda, she had hit rock bottom, her days filled with drugs and stealing, desperate attempts to numb the pain. Every fleeting moment of false hope only plunged her deeper into despair, and it seemed
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In the summer months, churches across the United States welcome children to Vacation Bible School (VBS), a program that runs deeper than just a week of activities. VBS has been instrumental in teaching countless young hearts the things of God. This year, three churches in various parts of the country utilized one of three SonSet
How does a long-established ministry stay relevant when its focus is on reaching youth? Since its inception in 1991, Radio Kahuzi, based in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has valued youth-led initiatives to increase opportunities for all youth to hear about the Lord Jesus. They have focused on engaging, educating, and empowering the next generation
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Surrounded by refugees and internally displaced people groups, eight-year-old Janvier and his friends loved playing soccer. One evening, the ball was kicked out of the play area. A young man kicked it back and briefly joined the game. A couple of days later, he appeared again, this time with a new soccer ball, and began
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