Elyse Talks About Life on the Edge

Fatima was surprised by and afraid of the changes she saw in her husband, Ibrahim. She started to suspect he had abandoned Islam.

“God has shown me through Kira that I have unique opportunities only available because of my singleness,” says Susan in South Asia.

When the culture is very different from your own, you can’t help but be clueless. Veteran missionaries to Central Asia look back on their first term.

A Pioneers trained in health care found his credentials weren't enough. He had to patiently earn the community's trust. What would it take?

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.

A Pioneers team of Caucasians and Asians works in Hiroshima and tries to introduce people to an everlasting source of peace, one donut at a time.

Greg and Alex’s work among the Quechua is a partnership of supporters at home in Canada, local Bolivian believers and Quechuans who have come to faith.

Brad and a friend lead a group of their international friends into one of the longest slot canyons in the world for a week-long, 50-mile hike.

Pioneers in Europe are doing their best to help meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of refugees while they are in transit.

Paul and Cassie make their home among the indigenous people groups of Siberia and long to see many churches planted through their work.

A team of Mexicans, Germans and Americans serves the Tarahumara with healthcare and literacy with the goal of seeing an indigenous church emerge.