The Little Flock A woman’s burden for the salvation of children leads to a new ministry. We are told to “go ye therefore, and teach all nations.” Matthew 28:19. We feel that our church, and especially our children, should have a burning desire to take the name of Jesus to the world. Over the course of the last few years, …
God Is Good An update on the work in Kenya. “God is good,” I clasped the hand of a fellow believer. “All the time,” my friend returned. “And all the time?” He smiled. “God is good.” This is a favorite greeting on Sabbath morning among believers in Kenya. God is truly good! Many of the events taking place in the …
From Despair to Hope India From the time he was a baby, all Shaik Sameer could remember was his parents’ constant fighting. Every day, his mother would faithfully do her duties around their small home: cleaning, cooking, and taking care of his small infant sister. In rural India the tasks of daily living take up the entire day. Water …
“Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Mark 16:15. The task can seem overwhelming, but is no more daunting than the same task that was given to a handful of discouraged believers two thousand years ago:but just as they fulfilled their mission, so can we today! As time has passed and “every creature” has …
Suffer the Little Children… Honduras “Suffer the little children to come unto Me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.” Mark 10:14. The children have always been one of our concerns here in Honduras. Many of the children lack the love and attention they need from parents, and from early childhood they begin to …
As we look around our strife-filled world today, it is hard to imagine that once the entire world beat in perfect unison. Not a note of discord was sounded until sin marred the beautiful harmony. Since the sad division that took place from the entrance of sin, God has been seeking to restore that original unity with Him, in the …
One of the greatest aspects of Jesus’ earthly ministry was the compassion that He showed at all times for lost humanity. As Jesus was seeking out an isolated place for Him and His disciples to rejuvenate and spiritually recharge after their missionary labors, a multitude congregated together and actually arrived at their destination before they did. How easy it would …
[What happened last week: Elisha Vande Voort, manager of a certified organic farm in Iowa for ten years, followed God’s call to leave the plow behind and join Congo Frontline Missions to labor in God’s mission field and has found the greatest joy in his life in serving needy humanity.] I will never forget the evening Nathan Rittenour …
