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I am thankful for the opportunity to teach God’s Financial Principles seminar to CCI students currently studying in bachelor’s degree programs connected with CCI’s ministry expansion in Thailand. These student leaders are eager to grow and shape their lives according to the truth of God’s Word. Through this training, the students learned how to apply

Grateful to the Lord for His love and faithfulness to His children. We give all glory to Him! In April, people across Myanmar celebrated the Thingyan Water Festival, which marks the Myanmar New Year. It is a special season when families return to their hometowns, share traditional meals, and spend time together during the public

Last month was a productive and encouraging season of ministry. We thank the Lord for the opening of a new CCI class, the planting of a new church, and the celebration of two graduations. These milestones reflect God’s continued work through faithful pastors and leaders who are committed to teaching His Word and making disciples

In Acts 14:22, we read that Paul and Barnabas “strengthened the souls of the disciples.” This activity of strengthening (Gr. epistērizō and Gr. stērizō) depicts the activities of Paul and his missionary team (see also Acts 15:32; 15:41; 18:23; Rom. 1:1; 16:25; 1 Thess. 3:2, 13; 2 Thess. 2:17; 3:3). A parallel idea is found

Isaiah 54:2 has been deeply on my heart in recent months: “Enlarge the place of your tent… do not hold back.” As I reflect on what God has already done through CCI Indonesia since the beginning of 2026, I am reminded that the Lord continues to expand His work beyond what we could have imagined.

April was an encouraging month as we celebrated God’s work through graduations, new ministry opportunities, and expanding partnerships throughout North America. On April 25, I traveled to Florida for a combined graduation celebration for two CCI classes. Please also pray for several new classes that will begin over the next few months in Florida, Tennessee,

“Imagine adding five trained workers to your church. What kind of impact would that make?” That was the question I asked at our recent Teacher Training Workshop (TTW). The responses were filled with excitement and expectation: “We would have more Bible studies.” “There would be more evangelism.” “We would have more disciple-makers.” “The church would

God continues to open new doors for ministry throughout Central America, and we are grateful to witness His hand at work. Sandra and I have been invited to lead the Annual Bible Conference in June for the 11 Honduran Baptist Churches on the Island of Roatan. We first met Pastor Javier Sanchez in February 2025

We give great thanks to God for the wonderful fruit coming from our Bible classes throughout Cambodia. Across the country, our training programs continue to grow as teachers, coordinators, and students remain committed to studying and sharing God’s Word. We are encouraged by the dedication of our students and their hunger to learn more about

Discipleship is not optional. It is the command of Christ in Matthew 28:19, and it continues to drive our mission to equip leaders throughout East Africa. We remain grateful for the faithful prayers and support of our ministry partners who help make this work possible. In April, the Lord opened significant doors for ministry in