
Ana and Farida discover their talents
The sisters Ana and Farida have not been attending school for a long time. They work to help their family. When staff from the local project step in to help, the sisters are given new opportunities.
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The sisters Ana and Farida have not been attending school for a long time. They work to help their family. When staff from the local project step in to help, the sisters are given new opportunities.

Setting up a missionary initiative can feel like a big step. But opening your doors to the local community doesn’t have to be a huge effort. Consultant Petra de Jong-Heins offers seven practical ideas.

Sign language minister Martin Visser will be celebrating International Sign Language Day on 23 September. It turns out that sign language is an enrichment for hearing people too!

The deepest motivation behind my work is the desire for God’s Word to touch people and bring them closer to Him and to one another. In all the so-called ‘flawed churches’ mentioned, we focus primarily on the core, on the main ….

Wideline, from Haiti, works as a domestic servant. Until she receives help that changes her life. "You are heroes," she says.

How do you connect with the people around you? Many evangelists do so over a cup of coffee: they head to the market or seek out local spots. Evangelists from Naarden, Amsterdam and Echt share their approach.

Mr Chaudhary attended a training course on the consequences of dowries and child marriage. He is now determined to protect his children from these practices.

Members of the evangelism committee travelled to the north of the country and visited a farm in Groningen and an abbey in Friesland. What can we learn from the pioneers in these places?

The organisation A Rocha is committed to protecting the rainforest and has therefore installed a new stove for Mrs Poenque. Why a stove, of all things?