What does ministry in Ghana look like? It can include an outreach service in the village of Ducie, outside with a tree for shade. It can look like taking an offering and delivering it to a needy family in Glang. It can even include Pastor George staying after a church service to counsel with a young couple in the church. He wrote that there had been misunderstandings for a while and that they were on the verge of divorce. However, God blessed this meeting, and it concluded wi

Join with Director Jim Lo and Mark Surbrook in their recent trip to the Cayman Islands.

Christy & Larry Doyle, Lawrance II, Jacob, & Amaziah At the start of this new year, there are specific ways you can pray for the Doyle family in Papua New Guinea, where they work in partnership with Wycliffe Bible Translators: Christy and their youngest son, Jacob, returned to Papua New Guinea on Jan. 27 after three months in the U.S. for Christy’s foot surgery. Pray for Christy’s foot to completely heal and for this transition. Pray for Larry and Christy’s three boys, Lawran

He wondered if he had failed. William Cameron Townsend had traveled to Guatemala in 1917 to sell Spanish Bibles, but it didn’t take long for him to realize most of the people he met did not speak Spanish. How was he helping them understand the gospel? From this disappointment, Cam launched into a new ministry—helping the Cakchiquel people learn to read and write their language. Still, the Cakchiquel people couldn’t read the Bible. The people asked a question that arrested him

Eldeen Emery Banks Dr. Gayle Woods, missionary pastor in Cayman Brac, recently wrote the following: “This Saturday I will be preaching the funeral of Eldeen Emery Banks. The family shared her journal with me, and I have been blessed as I read of her love for the Lord. “She wrote, ‘God found me, and Jesus cleaned me up, washed away my sins and made me a new person. I would never change my new life in Christ Jesus for my old life in sin. I am out of sin, and I am staying out. I