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Mission Changed Us
September 17, 2023
“Do you think we did everything we could in Albania?” she replied. “Do you really think it’s time for us to leave? I personally think we should stay.
Read MoreGod at the Intersection
September 17, 2023
Her mind raced as she tried to place what seemed familiar about them. As the bus began to pull away, she grabbed her husband’s arm and cried, “Don’t go! That’s Yusuf and Dilara!”
Read MoreThe Mystery Book
September 10, 2023
Anahita curled up with the mysterious book and began reading a chapter in the Old Testament. But she didn’t get very far because the words were difficult to understand
Read MoreAmazon Life Saver
September 10, 2023
“It’s very hard to reach a patient in pain who has no medication,” Conceição said. “I have encountered patients who said, ‘How can God exist if I’m suffering this much?’
Read MoreThe Crazy Commute
September 3, 2023
When it was completely dark, we reached a larger section of water. We rode about 100 feet and hit a rock or log that stopped us abruptly.
Read MoreAnswered Prayers in Tokyo
September 3, 2023
“At that time, the doctor told me she had a chance to live,” Kaoru’s husband said. “However, the chances of her regaining consciousness were very small. It was difficult for me to accept this reality.”
Read MoreThe King Tut Roadshow
August 27, 2023
The team was excited when several Egyptian Coptic Christians came through the exhibit. The visitors were skeptical before they went through the theatrettes
Read MoreMr. Fire
August 20, 2023
Bandara’s actions eventually got the whole community’s attention, but not for all good reasons. His regular visits alarmed some young men who believed that Bandara’s actions might harm the community.
Read MoreBeaten for His Faith
August 13, 2023
Bandara’s actions eventually got the whole community’s attention, but not for all good reasons. His regular visits alarmed some young men who believed that Bandara’s actions might harm the community.
Read MoreDrumbeats
August 6, 2023
We figured her infection had turned into an aggressive cancer, which donovanosis can occasionally do. I administered an aggressive dose of chemotherapy, but she was completely unresponsive, still not urinating, and requiring injections just to keep her heart beating.
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