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Continue reading →: Start HereWelcome! We’re so glad you’re here. We created this blog because at the core of everything we do is a deep desire to see the world’s unreached people groups encounter the love and hope of Jesus Christ. We have worked the past 15 years in a variety of missions both…
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Continue reading →: Top 5 Ways to Get Involved in Global Missions (Without Actually Moving Overseas)From the beginning, the message of the gospel has been one of hope, redemption, and restoration meant for every nation, culture, and language. Caring about global missions means recognizing that faith is not meant to be kept private or local, but shared compassionately and humbly with the world. By engaging…
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Continue reading →: The San PeopleThis week we journey to the continent of Africa. The San people are one of the oldest people groups in the world. They live among the nations of Botswana, Namibia, Angola, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, primarily residing in the Kalahari Desert. They are a nomadic, tribal people group, migrating to…
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Continue reading →: They’ve Never HeardIn a world more connected than ever before, it’s easy to assume that everyone has heard the message of hope found in the Gospel. Yet the reality is sobering: nearly one-third of the world’s population still has little to no access to it. These unreached people groups live in regions…
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Continue reading →: The Lobi PeopleThe Lobi people of Burkina Faso are renowned warriors known for their fierce resistance to colonization and expert craftsmanship of poisoned arrows. They practice agriculture in adobe villages and create Bateba Figures to honor spirits. Their animistic beliefs include a secret ritual, “Joro,” for integrating children into the community.
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Continue reading →: Why the Secrecy?Secret codes, subversion, and kidnapping training. Why are missionaries basically secret agents?
Hello,
Welcome to the blog.
We’re Mark and Katie, global support workers with a heart for making Jesus known in every corner of the world, and we love being part of what God is doing across cultures and continents. Whether it’s encouraging field workers, helping send new teams, or simply sharing stories of hope, we’re all in. When we’re not working, you’ll probably find us playing with our kids, planning our the next trip overseas, or enjoying a good cup of coffee. Thanks so much for stopping by our blog. We’re truly grateful for you and excited to have you along for the journey!