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  Colorado: Gateway to family ministry

  Student missions blog: Somewhere in my church life, I got the idea that children’s ministry is on the back burner, and all the focus should be on adults and youth. I have been terribly wrong.

  07/24/2018 - By Gracie Humphrey

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  Eastern Europe: Teaching English and sharing the gospel

  Student missions blog: One of the ways we serve and share is through English classes offered every Tuesday and Thursday. … Most who attend the English class are over the age of 40 and have pretty much settled down their lives while having years rooted in their Orthodox religion.

  07/23/2018 - By Manuel

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  Central Asia: Victory won

  Student missions blog: On my first week here in Central Asia, I met a good friend. Since then, we have done fun things together. We walked around town, visited coffee houses, shared meals and watched the World Cup, always sharing deep conversations and lots of laughter.

  07/23/2018 - By Franky

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  Middle East: No more running away

  Student missions blog: I’ve wanted to do mission work in the Middle East since my freshman year of college. … But when I got here, it didn’t look like the fairy tale I had created in my mind with bright colors and camels everywhere.

  07/17/2018 - By Sami

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  Taiwan: A ‘lucky fin’ and parents’ unconditional love

  Student missions blog: I was born with a clubfoot. My left leg is shorter than my right leg, my left foot is two sizes smaller than my right foot, and my left calf is half the size of my right calf.

  07/16/2018 - By Katie Burkhead

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  East Asia: Making connections, sharing the Good News

  Student missions blog: What I wasn’t expecting, though, was his friend to be the one interested in the one true Father of all nations.

  07/03/2018 - By Lucas

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  Southeast Asia: ‘Why is this journey so hard?’

  Student missions blog: I stood up and leaned out as far as I could. The only breaths of fresh air I could catch came from the sea breeze that would occasionally hit my face.

  07/01/2018 - By H. T.

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  Mission Arlington: Why Arlington?

  Student missions blog: Why Arlington? This is a question that goes through the head of many a summer missionary after receiving an appointment emails.

  06/26/2018 - By Shannon Peterson

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  Canada: Lonely in the middle of a crowd

  Student missions blog: People in Vancouver are lonely but not completely shut out to the thought of letting people in. It’s as if they are longing for water but refuse to drink from the springs that surround them.

  06/25/2018 - By Sarah Wilson

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  Haiti: ‘Life is hard, but God is good’

  Student missions blog: We served a week in Haiti with Go Now Missions. … Haiti is another level of poverty.

  06/22/2018 - By Gabby Stokes

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  Canada: Unreached nations in the heart of Vancouver

  Student missions blog: “This is very hard, because we’ve never thought about God before.” The words echo in my mind as I think about my time in Vancouver so far.

  06/20/2018 - By M

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  Canada: Learning to share the gospel

  Student missions blog: As followers of Christ, we have been trained through an abundance of outlets how to share the gospel. I’ve had at least two years of evangelism training, but I still struggle.

  06/11/2018 - By McKenzie