Your Easter gift to Breakaway Outreach will help give at-risk children a life-changing, hope-restoring summer camp experience this year, at a very critical time when kids will need to be processing all that has unfolded during this worldwide tragedy.
St. Patrick the Missionary was a slave who converted to Christianity and became a missionary to Ireland.
Nothing moves without first being caused to go. If we traced every movement in history, there would have to be something that began the action.
Looking for some interesting reads on the topic of missions? Here are some popular missions books worth recommending.
Missions Report: Prisoners’ Kids. Orphans. Gypsies. Baseball Camp. Summer Camp. Germany. To the ends of the earth!
Last week, I had the privilege of speaking at Camp David of the Ozarks Banquet for Hope. Their summer camp for prisoners’ kids is very similar to our ministry to at-risk youth, Breakaway Outreach.
Gordon-Conwell’s Center for the Study of Global Christianity calculates that Christians sent out approximately 400,000 international missionaries in 2010.
“The Prophet of the Poor”: born into poverty, and worked in the midst of poverty his whole life. When he died, 150,000 people filed by his casket, and 40,000 attended his funeral.
I love these thoughts Noah Kaye wrote down after hearing Floyd McClung speak on values, safe theology, and what is really dangerous.
If we want to be part of the bigger picture of life, we must be willing to do the same thing Esther did: we must be willing to renounce comfort as the ultimate value of our lives, and make God’s glory alone—our sole ambition. Esther became a missionary: