All of us know people who have endured incredibly difficult seasons. And we look back and see with remarkable clarity the hand of God allowing some things and orchestrating other things, so that He gets the glory.
Ryan grew up in Lucknow, Ontario; Abigail in Hot Springs, Arkansas. They are looking forward to supporting the church planting missionaries by flying them in and out of their ministry locations, keeping them supplied with groceries and supplies and providing emergency medical transport services.
He gave up the glory of heaven for a stable. What was He thinking? How many of us would make that choice? Would we choose to leave a glorious mansion for a drafty barn or a cardboard box under an overpass?
I was standing in our bedroom, folding clothes as we prepared to leave our third “home” in three months. I crossed to the window to see if I could find out who was wailing outside.
A small church exists in the Nahuatl people group of Mexico, and the missionaries continue to teach and disciple the young believers.
Who doesn’t know that “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life”? Estimates place the number of people who have no access to that truth at 3 billion.
The Partner to Partner newsletter helps you see how God is working around the world through your partnership with Ethnos Canada.
Read this collection of missions stories and updates from around the world.
It’s a testimony to the grace, power and love of God that people associated with Ethnos Canada in East Africa are working closely with African churches to cross even more cultural and language barriers with God’s saving message.