Stories

Prison Ministry It was a pleasant afternoon during the rainy season. Everything was green, and the sun had just come out. I decided to walk to the ch…

Mamou, Driver Ants, and Measles Africa! My first stop was a year at the missionary kid school at Mamou, Guinea, where I was the school nurse. It was …

During our third year (1977), the American Alliance head office in Nyack determined the Hong Kong field should start a radio ministry to mainland Chi…

O Taste and see that the Lord is good. Oh, the joys of those who take refuge in him! -Psalm 34:8 We sliced the cake in the park, and the girls placed…

Early in 2014, a young man came to the “Nations Learning Center” (NLC). Amir* was really outgoing and became a regular at our English cla…

With a rewarding sense of completion to our ministry in Unionville, we left, with three young children, in June of 1991. We were invited to do an int…

When a Huichol decides to follow Jesus, it usually costs them their land, friendships, livestock, and at times their families and livelihood. This pa…

Dave Petrescue was a Canadian of Romanian and Ukrainian descent. His childhood was spent on a farm in southern Saskatchewan, where the daily chores a…

Ministry takes many different forms. In our case, we focused on preaching, teaching, and service. Over eight years, the Alpha Course became a key com…