December 1, 2011

Editorial

A Loaded Question

A few weeks ago I e-mailed 10 of our C&MA international ministry leaders one question: What are the most significant […] more

The Powerful Name of Jesus

By Karen Fitch

The Word of God transformed the life of Pulcherie, who had given herself wholly to follow Jesus. When she became […] more
A New Dawn

By Kathy Eikost

Zora (“Dawn” in Bosnian) could be on a “least-of-these” poster. She’s someone you might walk by on the streets without […] more
ENVISION…

By Pete Brokopp and Alice Brokopp

The concept of teams and short-term workers causes many missionaries to shudder as they imagine the time and energy it […] more
Bringing Christ to Cambodian Homes

By David Manfred

A lot of ministries are popularly promoted in missions—giving medical aid in the developing world, preventing women and girls from […] more
A Legacy of Missions

By Joe Kong

During a short-term missions trip to the Eastern province of Cambodia in 2003, I had the joy of meeting several […] more
Why We Send People

By Dr. Bob Fetherlin

A case can be made for trying to complete the Great Commission with technology. After all, aren’t the printed page, […] more
Giving Thanks, Giving Glory

By Tim Savaloja

The first chapter of Romans deals with sin and our guilt before God. Man is without excuse, as Paul wrote […] more
Christmas in Mongolia

By Lisa Liberda

Many people ask me what Christmas is like in Mongolia. For our family and other foreigners here, Christmas looks similar […] more
Lighting the Darkness

By Dr. Gary M. Benedict

It’s that time of year again. Christians around the world are celebrating. Festive decorations, seasonal music and gatherings of all … more
Opening the Door

By Mary Owen

Our legends of origin say that our forefathers ascended to the earth from a hole in the Baliem Valley,” explained […] more
Expressing Love for Lost People

By Anonymous

The Alliance is grateful for God’s faithful provision through the Great Commission Fund (GCF) to send, support and equip light-bearers … more
Walking Beside Them

By Kathy Eikost

What do heroin addicts, desperate housewives and Alliance Women have in common? Their paths cross in Sarajevo, the capital city […] more