Water is life, and as a country with high inequality and large portions of the population living in informal settlements, the water crisis in South Africa has a bigger effect […]

Most childhood cancers are curable if detected early and treated effectively. The survival rate in Zimbabwe can only be improved through increased education about the signs and symptoms of childhood […]

In Niger, 58% of the rural population lacks access to safe water, and more than 90% of the lack access to even a basic latrine. One out of seven children […]

60% of Liberians are illiterate. 14 years of civil war and the worst Ebola epidemic in history have devastated Liberia’s health and education sectors. The end of the war left […]

TEL Internationals Self Help initiative is a social enterprise aimed at fostering economic development of farming house-holds in Uganda. We organize farmers into village cooperatives through which over~80% of our […]

TEL Internationals growing family of indigenous missionaries are taking a step forward in evangelism. And Jesus is the ultimate example, as they look at the natural relational ways Jesus had […]

TEL International has recently opened K.D. Wesley Memorial Middle School in Techiman, Ghana. According to officials, there is no other educational middle school facility in the area. It was named […]

Mission leaders are dealing with issues as they relate to language and its impact on evangelism. More than 30 mission leaders met recently for the consultation on mission language and […]

TEL International has teamed up with the Mitiboni Clinic for medical mission’s trip to Nairobi, Kenya. So far, the doctors who are staffed at this facility have provided much-needed care. […]