Missionary blogs -- Making connection with those in South Asia
From the field...
Below you can find what's on the hearts and minds of some who are taking the Gospel to South Asian peoples.
Special interest
Finding a tasty turkey for Thanksgiving while serving in South Asia can be a challenge
INDIA–Many friends and relatives have asked about how we celebrated Thanksgiving here in India. Well, obviously, it is not an Indian holiday, even though it began with Indians at the first celebration in the 1600s – just a different kind of Indians.
IMB appoints 60 new missionaries
Since their earthly fathers cannot speak to them in their heart language, can their heavenly Father understand them?
Your sacrifices will result in eternal praise
ShareYour sacrifices will result in eternal praise from every nation (and) tribe
We want you to know how grateful we are for your faithful giving to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. Your gifts make our ministry – and the ministries of more than 5,300 International Mission Board missionaries serving around the world – possible. Your sacrifices[...]
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We appreciate your part in our lives
ShareWe appreciate your part in our lives and in our work
We attend a house church that currently meets in a colleague’s home. There is a certain freshness that comes from this type of situation, especially in our setting. Two weeks ago, a first-time visitor was passed a small Bible to use during the service. When[...]
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God often uses you all to be His hands and feet – and His Voice
ShareGod often uses you all to be His hands and feet – and His Voice
It’s that season of the year that one’s heart turns toward home and the joy of memories of family, friends, food, and lots of fun. After following a friend’s blog the other night, I found myself growing a tad homesick. Praise[...]
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Taking Jesus to the people in the high pastures
ShareThank you: Taking Jesus to the people in the high pastures
The donkeys struggled under the heavy load of medicines, tents, food and other supplies as we trekked up to the high pastures in a mountainous area of South Asia. Our little daughter rode a pony to enable her to go with us. We were going[...]
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