TEL Internationals partner IFFM (International Fellowship of Faith Ministries) recently completed its 16th Annual IFFM Convocation and launched over 100 newly-trained students into ministry in their local churches. Many of […]
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“The persistence of hunger this decade is unacceptable morally and socially,” said John Kennedy in 1963. Five decades later malnutrition kills 2.6 million children under 5 yearly. Women are best […]
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Reaching out to the blind around the world is key for our Great Commission effort. There are more than 45-million blind people around the world and, in most cases it’s […]
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Every day, people flee conflict and disasters, becoming displaced inside their own countries. Some cross borders to become refugees. According to the United Nations, more than 82 million people worldwide […]
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Water wells that tap deep aquifers are a lifesaver for rural villagers in developing countries because the alternative is to collect domestic water supplies from essentially mud puddles often shared […]
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Water wells are a lifesaver for rural villagers in developing countries because the alternative is to collect domestic water from essentially mud puddles often shared with animals. In many instances, […]
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We are working every day to improve the health and welfare of the people of Margibi County, Liberia with an emphasis on preventative healthcare education for women and girls. While […]
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Recently 500 books were donated to the Agwata school in Northern Uganda. However, there is no library and no way for the students to access these resources. Similarly, the school […]
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Over half of children in rural Dominican Republic are chronically malnourished and more than two-thirds drop out of school before reaching the fifth grade. The COVID-19 crisis has pushed even […]
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In rural Kenya, the average student to teacher ratio is 50 to 1. Our partner schools are poorly supplied with resources. Children are literally left behind in the 21st century, […]
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