03/11/2017: The Gospel That Changed Me

The Gospel That Changed Me An alcoholic abandons his destructive habits and begins preaching the gospel. Like many in my country, I was born into a devoted Roman Catholic family. As a teenager, I developed many vices. I drank liquor and smoked three packs of cigarettes a day. Even after I married and had seven children, I kept drinking and …

03/04/2017: Vacation Camp

Vacation Camp Outside the capital of Senegal, an outpost ministry welcomes 49 children to a Christian day-camp. The rainy season has arrived again in Senegal. The farmers welcome it but many residents do not because of the accompanying problems of flooding, traffic issues and building collapses. When walls and roofs cave in, people sometimes die. My daughter’s family’s home fell …

02/18/2017: When Angels Sing

When Angels Sing Three Angels’ Chorale, of Hartland College, travels many miles to minister to hearts old and young. You sounded like angels,” a concert attendee exclaimed. Really? Didn’t she hear the discordant notes? I mused. We’re not professional; we’re just seeking to glorify God. Spring break 2016 found the Three Angels’ Chorale en route to Florida. Ten days later, …

02/04/2017: Hope in Turmoil

Hope in Turmoil Leaders at SETI, an evangelism training center in Brazil, take courage 
amid political and financial upheaval. Have you heard what’s going on in Brazil? Over the last few years, many political scandals have surfaced, and recently, the president was impeached. Economic turmoil has also reached a climax. Yet one crisis is greater than corruption and economic failure: …

01/07/2017: Witness for Truth

Witness for Truth A Tanzanian girl goes to school to learn a trade, but finds a treasure of far greater value. “If you go to that church even once, I will put you on the bus and school will be over for you.” Grandfather snarled. “Nobody will become a Seventh-day Adventist in my house!” Albina lowered her head. “I am …