Anopoco, Eticunda, Acuminca, Etinghoure, and Ancano are five villages located in some of the most remote regions of Guinea-Bissau. For the families living in these communities, daily life is defined […]

Within the Maasai community, many girls—some younger than ten years old—are subjected to the deeply harmful cultural practice of female genital mutilation (FGM). Traditionally regarded as a rite of passage […]

Mariya, a 69-year-old survivor of the Rwandan genocide, is the head of a household of 30 people, including 18 children—each living with the daily realities of poverty and loss. Like […]

Communities in southeastern Nigeria continue to face severe poverty and a chronic lack of essential infrastructure. Many villages have limited or no access to basic amenities such as piped drinking […]

CAMES provides free, quality education to more than 500 children in Liberia, many of whom were either repatriated from the Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana or internally displaced during Liberia’s […]

A large and growing gap is being felt by church and mission agencies around the world as the need for missionary workers increase. The most urgent demand is for long-term […]

In many communities, inadequate school infrastructure and limited learning spaces outside the classroom significantly disrupt children’s education. Students are often exposed to harsh weather conditions—strong winds, intense sun, cold temperatures, […]

Close your eyes and walk through your house to find your Bibles. Search every bookshelf, desk drawer, and nightstand. How many can you find? If you’re like the average American […]

Rising tensions and increasing hostility between Hindu and Christian communities have compelled many mission organizations to carefully reassess how they carry out ministry in India. TEL International is among those […]

Mission organizations around the world are increasingly calling on retirees to play a vital role in fulfilling the Great Commission, recognizing the unique gifts, experience, and wisdom they bring to […]