Where is home? It’s the question many global workers ask, and the question Hilary’s kids were trying to answer. Oregon? That’s where Hilary and her husband spent their early lives. But their kids didn’t consider it home. Mozambique? Hilary and her family moved there when her oldest kids were...
Almost 365 years ago, a Dutchman named Jan van Riebeeck opened what could be considered the first rest area. It was on the southwest corner of Africa, roughly halfway between Europe and Asia, where sailors and traders quite literally rounded the bend of Africa. Here seafarers could get fresh water,...
A week ago yesterday, we said goodbye to new friends, global women who joined us at the Brazil retreat. We could fill books sharing all the ways God answered their prayers and ours that week, but we’ll share just enough to whet your appetite for gratefulness and celebration for the...
She was living the life of her dreams among some of the least-reached in South America. The daughter of global workers, she had a calling on her own life too. She studied Greek in order to translate the New Testament into an unknown language. She met the man of...
