E xploring traditions from other cultures is one way to expand your family’s view of the world and cultivate a heart for the peoples that Go...

B etween sports practices, school projects, yard work, and the ongoing rhythm of church, it can be a challenge to regularly intercede for th...

Around the World: Letters from Children Across the Nations fosters meaningful connection and global prayer in kid-friendly ways. Brief over...

W elcome to the mountains of Southwest China! As the wind blows across the tall green grass, we will climb up the side of the mountain past...

F atima tugged her red head scarf back over her hair as she prepared a rice dish for lunch. She was the only Christian among a family of Mus...

T he moment I stepped inside our third-floor walk-up apartment, I knew something was wrong. My heart raced as I scanned our dining room and ...

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Z armina leaned forward, her white head covering slipping off her gray hair. She looked at the faces of her Western guests. Perhaps these wo...

Y ears ago I stood in my kitchen as I stirred a pot of spaghetti. Guilt consumed my thoughts as I pondered how I was teaching my little ones...

Fireflies at night “P eople from your church seem different from other Americans,” an Afghan refugee said to my husband and me one evening o...

3 Ways to Celebrate World Bible Translation Day With Our Kids E ight Bibles grace my bookshelves, including six different English translatio...

I n 2015, my family and I returned to the United States after living overseas for four years. During that time away, homosexuality had becom...

T ears of joy filled Stacy’s eyes, her elbows propped onto a desk in Central Asia. She couldn’t believe the email from an acquaintance. Wome...

T aking a deep breath, my 16-year-old self marched up to a retired lawyer, Susan, from my church and asked, “Would you be my mentor?” Susan’...

L ast August when I woke up to the news that Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, fell to the Taliban rule, my heart shattered. Faces of Afgha...

"Bring the globe to the living room, please,” I asked my eight-year-old son. Once the globe arrived, my boys and I plunked onto the car...

  L ooking at the car dashboard clock, I had just enough time to read to my boys before pulling out of the driveway. I flipped through my Bi...

5 resources to highlight God’s heart for the nations T he Muslim call to prayer filled the Central Asian village. All the men in the house s...