Starting From Scratch

Nazan was ready to be baptized, but he had one condition: he wanted to be baptized in the presence of his Muslim friend, Hamd.

Many Arab women cover their hair and sometimes their faces. Carrie has discovered another veil among her friends—one that covers their hearts.

Tom was expected to follow his grandfather into the priesthood, but he follows Christ instead and uses media to share the message of salvation.

An artist who became a missionary, Lilias Trotter continued using her creative skills to point everyone around her to the Creator God.

Aisha had little access to the gospel, but she had a lot of questions. See how a digital media ministry met her where she was and helped her find a new way.

Come along on a distribution of radio Bibles among isolated Quechua in the second episode in the Little Red Radios video series.

How will non-literate people groups like the Quechua in the mountains of Bolivia hear the gospel unless someone goes to them?

Frank is an unconventional missionary who uses social media to reach spiritual seekers and coaches teams on the field to do the same.

“God didn’t say, ‘Go into all the world where you can get a missionary visa.’ He just said, ‘Go into all the world.’” – Ted Fletcher

Life in a coastal fishing village—in Southeast Asia, or really, anywhere—can be both rugged and refreshing. Can you picture God at work here?

Pioneers Greg and Alex have put more than 50,000 audio gospels into the hands of Quechua people. Journey with them into the Andes mountains.

A photo essay featuring dramatic photos from Mongolia, including families and children of Mongolian and Kazakh ethnicity.