Articles in this Issue
We’re a Broken People. But We Still Break Bread.
In the wilderness of western Uganda, we feast on peanut butter and malaria meds and gardening tips.
Meals with Jesus
A note from the editor.
When Refuge Is Still Ruin
Syria’s war split refugee families across oceans and continents. A church is trying to help.
Espresso in Exile
A Cyprus café ministry has irritated local authorities. It’s also inspiring imitators in the Muslim world.
A River (of Aid) Runs Through It
Church volunteers in western Ukraine are the hub of a global network channeling provisions to war refugees and the front lines.
In From the Cold
How Siberian farmers have turned gospel faithfulness into economic success.
The Little Farms That Could
Whether drying seeds with computer fans or fashioning water filters from barrels, a global agriculture ministry combats poverty with improvisation.
Stealing Death’s Sting
As China’s population ages, few receive end-of-life care. Christians are helping the elderly face death with hope.
Feast of Eden
Closed to outsiders and plagued by addiction, a Vietnam village tuned its radios to a California preacher. It has bloomed into a showcase for Hmong culture and an unlikely tourist destination.
A Seattle-Area Ministry Wants More Cooks in the Kitchen
Hillside Church helped refugees grow vegetables. Now it’s growing a whole community around food and preparing immigrants for culinary careers.
Grace in Gangland
Amid violence and shortages, a Haitian pastor dares to believe that Jesus still fills the hungry.
He Befriended His Family’s Murderer
A neighbor killed a pastor’s wife and children during Rwanda’s genocide. Years later, they’re preaching together.
Grown Old in ‘A Wild Place’
During 64 years in Thailand, Allan and Joan Eubank have planted churches and started schools and ridden elephants and sent a dance troupe to the White House. They’re not done yet.
A Letter from the President
Mother Teresa, Billy Graham, and a global God.