Steve and his wife Lois live in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico. They are the founders and directors of RECONCILIAMAR, a Mexican NGO that "uses adventures at sea to transform lives." The goal is to increase people's love for the ocean thus giving them a personal reason to want to care for and protect it. Steve and Lois also use adventures at sea, such as scuba diving and sea kayaking, to create large blocks of uninterrupted time in which to talk about King Jesus.
The world has long known of the tragedy of South Sudan, yet has largely overlooked the conflict in the Nuba Mountains, an area just north of South Sudan and inhabited by dozens of unreached people groups.
Many of us have heard of the acronym “BAM” — Business As Mission.
Ready to join a global initiative to reach 1 billion people with the message of the Gospel in May 2020?
How can the church be positioned to grow on the other side of the COVID-19 crisis?
Reading the news and hearing from many ministry leaders how COVID-19 is reshaping the world, two words keep coming to mind: “Unexpected opportunities.”
Brother V is the Founder of a ministry in South Asia that began over 25 years ago with 60 Christian youth. Today, using a very good discipleship five-module training, they now discipling 10,000 youth each year.
Research is vital to our work at OneHope—it isn’t something we keep on the backburner or treat as an afterthought.
Earlier this month, key leaders from five disciple-making / church planting networks came together for a four-day Global Summit in East Asia.
“What’s the hallmark of an effective leader?”
Over a third of GACX’s 86 current member organizations have joined the alliance in the last two years — 23 of them in just 2019 alone.
International Cooperating Ministries (ICM) has a unique model for church development.
At the 2019 Forum, Dr. Tanchi discusses the end goal of making disciples.
At the 2019 Global Forum, Niyi shares principles that his organization has learned, applied, and refined for effective evangelism amongst diverse unreached people groups.
