Kimono Club – A Japan Missionary Story

Dave was kicked off the reservation and found himself fighting for his life in the hospital. Why would God allow him to arrive at such a difficult place?

Getting to the unreached is a challenge in itself. But what does it look like to find people in your new host community who are spiritually open?

Hundreds of thousands of Syrians, Iraqis and other refugees arrived en masse at Hungarian borders, bus depots and train stations.

Bee had been ill for two weeks, was suffering from stomach pains and headaches and not eating. She was also having brutal and disturbing nightmares.

Perspectives on some of the big questions about missions. Hear about memorable encounters, radical self-care, what success really looks like.

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.

The summer after college freshman year, Drew went with Pioneers on an Edge trip to South Asia. John, a Pioneers worker, helped him along the way.

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.

What would you see in a North African city or town? Come with us on a virtual tour with photos from the mosque and market to the bakery, café and classroom.

Take a closer look at what it means to be Japanese today. How might what we see shape our prayers and strategies to serve the Japanese?

Visiting an East African city, we joined a local brother for community outreach in a lower-income neighborhood. Can you see yourself ministering in a community like this?