
Caring for Those Who Care – Part 1
Depression, anxiety, and suicide are unfortunately common among church leaders and missionaries. Follow this first part of an important reflection on these issues.
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Sometimes, a single piece of paper with God’s Word is enough to transform lives. A pamphlet about forgiveness led a young woman to open her heart, confront and overcome the wounds of her past, and finally find Jesus as her Savior. This story reminds us that every intentional act of sowing the Word, no matter how small, can cause great change.
Depression, anxiety, and suicide are unfortunately common among church leaders and missionaries. Follow this first part of an important reflection on these issues.
A family who encountered Jesus and committed themselves to reaching those who have not yet received the Good News now dreams of discipling children. This is the testimony of an obedient servant of the Lord who, together with his family, works tirelessly to bring the light of Christ to every corner of Asia.

Depression, anxiety, and suicide are unfortunately common among church leaders and missionaries. Follow this first part of an important reflection on these issues.

In the story the Lord is writing, He desires to use His Church in a powerful reversal of mission, bringing the Gospel back to where it once flourished. This article invites, through the lens of Scripture, a reflection on the connection between the Latin American church and today’s European context, as well as the strategic role of cross-cultural missions.

The biblical foundation and missionary urgency explain that mobilization means awakening Christians to the Great Commission and to the reality of the unreached people groups. Mission is born in the heart of God, and the Church is called to respond intentionally, placing its gifts, resources and time at the service of the Kingdom. A thoughtful reflection that renews a sense of purpose, belonging and responsibility within God’s global plan.
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