Download a printable poster. Watch the videos on our YouTube channel. Consider these possible scenarios: A missionary on the field has a medical emergency and needs to travel out of the country for care; and A Ghanaian village does not have even one church, but many are curious to see the movie about Jesus. While these two situations may seem unrelated, they represent two facets of ministry that the World Mission Board supports: missionary care and evangelism. This November,

The ministries of today have been built upon the foundations that have been laid by past servants of God through a continuous cycle of discipleship, leadership, and faithful and sacrificial service. This reminder came to me while I was in St. Croix, sitting in Pastor Stephen Marcel's office. While waiting there, I spotted a Church of God (Holiness) Academy yearbook for 1999-2000. Picking it up, I began paging through it, looking with great interest at the photos of past stude

Larry Doyle recently reported on his family's travels. "We have had great trips out west (Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Idaho) and east (West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas), with a stop on the weekend in between in Missouri. We got to see many friends and make new ones, and the churches we visited were very much family to us." Thank you to many who have already pledged or renewed your pledge of support for the Doyles' ministry i

At three o’clock in the morning, the call to pray began trumpeting throughout the town of Wa, Ghana, calling its citizens to gather to honor Allah. Though Christianity is the main religion of Ghana, this is not true for Wa, where 66% of those who live here claim to be Muslims. As I ran the streets of this growing community, I was surprised to see the number of individuals, dressed in long robes, walking to their neighborhood mosque. It was early, and they were heading to spen