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The Difference a Month Makes

When Paul’s local believing friends, including Jason, got caught in a riot and a mob showed up at Jason’s house, it looked like the movement may be…

The harvest was ready. The harvesters were due to come the next day. Then came the hail.

How do you make new friends on a new campus using a new language? Maybe an old game. Table tennis, anyone? To prepare for leading a Navigators…

Surprisingly, my biggest challenge as a freshly married young woman working at a children’s home in Africa is not the oppressive…

Arriving on the mission field felt a bit like cliff diving: exhilarating and terrifying. In one leap, we left our safe…

Planning a wedding and a move across the world is not difficult—it’s insane. Before my wedding, dozens of well-meaning people told…

Accepting an iEDGE team at the beginning of 2020 was a step of faith for The Navigators ministry in Glasgow, Scotland.…

“Is this even allowed?” Before going to Kenya with my iEDGE team, I prayed that I would meet women to invest…

Abigail Strand (left) served with Sam and Rene in Mongolia with Navigators iEDGE (International EDGE Corps) from 2018 to 2020. On…

While you’re out in the community with part of your short-term missions team, an earthquake hits your Pacific Rim city. Where…

Most of us consider fasting only when times are truly tough. You may want to seek God’s face this summer over…

People with a missions mindset often care about both loved ones nearby and multitudes beyond their own borders. In a global…

Plans change, trips fall through, needs arise that we haven’t faced before. A frightening pandemic can cause us to wonder where…

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