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The year 2026 marks a significant turning point in my ministry. After two full decades dedicated to church planting and pastoring, weathering both highs and lows, as well as seasons of great challenge, I have officially concluded my pastoral ministry to focus entirely on educational ministry. This also coincides with the fulfillment of a long-held

Greetings to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. CCI’s work in Bangladesh is progressing very well, with Bible classes now being conducted in various churches across six divisions of the country. These Bible classes reflect the growing interest among pastors and church leaders from various denominations in receiving biblical training. A significant

Recently, a Buddhist teacher who had previously identified as a Christian for seven years became widely known across social media after publicly returning to Buddhism. Through online debates with a Christian pastor, he began openly denying the existence of God and opposing core Christian doctrine. His teachings, centered on rationalism and humanism with an emphasis

We praise God for the opportunities He provided throughout April to share the gospel, strengthen believers, and serve communities in Bangladesh. On April 24, our CCI Bible disciples organized a children’s picnic, an educational tour, and a camp in partnership with our local church. Around 50 children attended, most coming from non-believing families. It was

The majority of people in Nepal follow Hinduism, worshiping many gods and goddesses associated with different aspects of life. For example, Lakshmi is known as the goddess of wealth, Kali represents power, and Saraswati is associated with wisdom. Alongside Hindu practices, there are also followers of Buddhism, as well as atheists and those who identify

God has been gracious to us once again. April was a month of steady ministry across Liberia, marked by ongoing classes, meaningful outreach, and a special training gathering that brought together 30 CCI teachers. Throughout the month, teachers and students remained committed, taking every opportunity to teach, learn, and grow in the Word. We are

I greet you in the marvelous name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. In April, we rejoiced as 23 students graduated from three CCI classes. The teachers of these graduating classes will be starting new classes next week. Here in North India, we are ministering in communities where the gospel is still unfamiliar to

We are thankful for the many ways the Lord continues to work through the ministry here in Puerto Peñasco. This season has been filled with opportunities to worship, serve, teach, and walk alongside others in the life of the church. We are grateful for your prayers, encouragement, and faithful partnership, which make this ministry possible.

High in the mountains surrounding Chiang Mai, remote villages are home to the Lawa people, one of Thailand’s oldest indigenous tribes. Families farm corn and other crops to survive. Roads are rough, travel is difficult, and access to formal biblical education is extremely limited. Churches exist in many of these villages. Believers are sincere, and

March has been a month of significant growth for CCI Philippines, and we praise God for the many ways He continues to open doors for leadership training across the region. We are especially encouraged by the ministry promotions in Bicol and Hong Kong, where new connections are being formed. Additionally, new classes have been launched