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Lisa Sharon Harper’s Thick Faith
Photo Essay: Among the Bajau “Sea Gypsy” People
Renewed Earth, Ancient Trees
ASIA
India Photo Essay: Untouched by Time
By Kayla MendezThis video features scenes from our day spent with Gideon in the village as well as scenes from Haridwar. There, thousands of Hindus gathered to worship the Ganges River, in a traditional Hindu ceremony called a Ganga Aarti.Tucked away among the...
Prophetic Lament: An Interview with Dr. Soong-Chan Rah
By Brianna LantzCry aloud to the Lord! O wall of daughter Zion! Let tears stream down like a torrent day and night! Give yourself no rest, your eyes no respite! Arise, cry out in the night, at the beginning of the watches! Pour out your heart like water before the...
Dispatch from Pattaya
By Nations Media“I was in a bar recently and a john told me, ‘Pattaya is where people go to die.’” The bar that Dianna Bautista refers to is one of hundreds in Pattaya’s red light district. These bars are not just bars, but also brothels—places to purchase illicit...
Forty Years a Survivor: A Story of Suffering and Freedom
By Hetta Hansen Joe Kong was qualified on all accounts to be killed by the Khmer Rouge. As an educated, high-ranking government official, he and his young family were targeted by the invading communist party. It was 1970 and the Cambodian genocide had just begun. Joe...
Dispatch: Persecution in Nepal
By Nations MediaIn October of 2017, Nepal's president signed a law criminalizing religious conversion. The law, which takes effect August 2018, prohibits religious conversion and restricts any person from encouraging conversion. The offense is punishable by up to five...
Into the Darkness
By Annelise JolleyWelcome to Pattaya On a humid Friday night, we are walking into the heart of Pattaya’s red light district. The air pulses with sound and heat. Bass thumps from deep within each bar and neon signs announce cheap beer, massages, and friendly girls....
AFRICA
Kissing the Witch Doctor
By Nations MediaI don’t think anyone aims to be typical, really. Most people even vow to themselves some time in high school or college not to be typical. But still, they just kind of loop back to it somehow. Like the circular rails of a train at an amusement park,...
How to Carry Heavy Stories
By Victoria HouserThe first time I read about the Rwandan genocide, it was like walking into a dark theater in the middle of a horror movie when I thought I had bought tickets for a tidy historical documentary. I couldn’t look away. Stories of violence began to...
Precious Kids Center in Kitale, Kenya
By Easton Kawawaki Sammy Hammork visited Kenya for the first time when she was sixteen. Over the following years, she returned to serve children with disabilities during her summer breaks from college. Originally from Southern California, Sammy eventually moved to...
Empowered to Love
By Kayla CervenkaIt was on a Monday that I made the journey through treacherous Kampala traffic and arrived at the Empower-A-Child offices nestled within the city’s maze of roads. I was ushered into an office, a relief from the unrelenting Ugandan heat. I sat gazing...
Alternate Routes: Hospitality
By Megan SextonEditor’s Note: It’s easy to feel overwhelmed or apathetic when faced with the sheer volume of need in our world. Writing a check or volunteering with a local organization are important steps to walking in justice, but they’re not the only steps....
EUROPE
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MIDDLE EAST
Mountains of Silence
Germany By Derrick BillsMar 5, 2019Fog and silence crawl along the landscape of wide plains and lonely trees. My eyes run through the hills to the singular trees standing out in seas of green, looking forlorn yet stalwart. I try my best to imitate them, mimicking...
The Repatriated Missionary
By AnonymousAmerica shields us from suffering and bombards us with pleasure, but the two years I spent with Iranian refugees in Turkey shattered that bubble. Returning from that level of intensity and suffering was—and still is—a challenge. Persian voices ring in my...
“Welcome to Our Boiling Times”
By Nations MediaAfter Mosul's liberation, a monk's view from the monastery Overlooking the Nineveh Plains, fifteen miles from Mosul, a fortress-like monastery clings to the crags of Mount Alfaf. Since 363 AD the structure has watched over the land,...
Dispatch from Iraq
By Nations MediaAfter Sixteen Months, a Reunion with the Rescued In the first volume of Nations Journal we introduced you to Dave Eubank, a former U.S. Army Special Forces and Ranger officer and founder of the Free Burma Rangers (FBR), a humanitarian service movement...
Mark and Jan Foreman Interview: Think Orphan
By Nations MediaThink Orphan, recently sat down for an interview with Mark and Jan Foreman, featured in Nations Foundation film, "Iraq: A Forgotten Hope". Listen to the podcast here for more details about: Why Mark felt led to make the film, “Iraq: The Forgotten...
Unmaking Violence, Waging Peace
By Erica GriffithPhoto by: Janssen Powers By: Erica Griffith A world at peace is a lovely sentiment. Joyful communities doing fulfilling work and caring for one another; no one lacking, violence banished and anger dissipated. But sometimes that’s all it feels like: a...
NORTH AMERICA
“Not Just Hearts But Shackles”
“I follow Jesus when he says he has come to bring good news to the captive. I believe he was freeing not just hearts but shackles.”
Hope for Change in an Age of #ChurchToo Sexual Abuse
Megan Lively shares the darkest trauma of her life publicly so that no one else experiences the silencing she did.
Growing the Global Family
“People are so drawn to freedom, especially in a country that throughout history has been overtaken and conquered and oppressed.”
Photo Essay: The Faces Behind Vickery Trading Co.
The way to produce a successful image is not by capturing the perfect shot but by investing in the subjects as individuals.
The Orphanless Orphanage
Rancho de Sus Niños is a place where expectations are turned on their heads and replaced by God’s extravagant faithfulness.
The Way Down: Adam Luck’s Familial Advocacy
Means of division—the gates of hell—end up under Jesus’ feet, and the kingdom of God becomes a movement toward pain, not away from it.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
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