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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Land borders remain closed in Burkina Faso following Monday’s military coup. It’s the region’s third ouster in the past 18 months. Air borders reopened on Tuesday, while a nightly curfew […]
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The Haitian government declared a state of emergency after at least 1,297 people died and more than 5,700 people were injured in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the country […]
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Rev. Elgin Taylor, founder of TEL International” has passed away. Elgin served 55 years in foreign missionary service. Between 1959 and 1982, he preached the gospel across the globe, beginning […]
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Between India’s second COVID-19 surge and growing hostility towards Christians, Gospel ministries in India need all hands on deck. That includes local believers, mission organizations, and international church partners! There […]
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Last Sunday was the International Day for the Unreached. This day raises awareness for the one-third of humanity that has never heard the story of Jesus. Ways to get involved […]
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Troubling news surfaced this week in Burkina Faso: “This was an attack on a baptism service, specifically targeting Christians. It is believed that it was radical Muslims [who attacked], possibly […]
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The government in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh has approved a bill to prevent “forceful” religious conversions. A legislation critics say is aimed at curbing interfaith marriages. The […]
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Haiti prepares for country-wide protest as opposition leaders call on the current president, Jovenel Moïse, to step down. Some are concerned he is trying to amass too much power, and […]
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