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Does Administrative Restructuring in Vietnam Bring Opportunities for Christian Churches? Vietnam is undergoing a significant transformation by reducing the number of provinces from 64 to 34 through mergers. Starting from July 1, 2025, the local government system will transition to a two-tier model, comprising provincial and commune levels, with the elimination of the district level. […]

A Heartfelt Thank You to our CCI Family and Supporters I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all our CCI family, friends, and supporters for your prayers, encouragement, and contributions to the work of CCI Thailand. Your partnership in this mission means so much to us, and we are truly touched by God’s

I’m so glad to write to you! I had extensive travels with my family over the last two months. I am encouraged and equally grateful for the many people I serve with. So many of you have pulled together to fill in the gaps. Every conversation, shared laugh, and meaningful exchange reminded me of the

Greetings, love, and respect. I pray that you’re all doing well by God’s grace! I am grateful to God for your continuous prayers, love, and support for me, my family, and the CCI ministry in Bangladesh. We pray that God blesses you abundantly. May you reap all that God has for you and your family!

Equipping the Called: One Pastor, One Church, One Country at a Time Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. During my recent trip, I met with the leaders who facilitate CCI training in nine African countries. My heart was moved by their commitment to this work. They continued to emphasize that this CCI curriculum is

After returning home from a ministry trip, I was unexpectedly summoned by the Department of Foreigners Control. At first, I was concerned that there might be an issue with our residency visas, especially because our ministry activities are not legally recognized in this country. Given that, I feared the worst. But as I reflected on

Ministry Update: Healing, Teaching, and Reconnecting in Mexico Returning to Mexico after our time in the U.S. came with its challenges. Keith needed to rest and treat his foot daily by soaking it in Epsom salt—an effective remedy, though the magnesium made him drowsy. Thankfully, the healing process has been much better than expected, especially

At Crossing Cultures International (CCI), we embrace the charge to equip faithful servants for God’s work, as it is written: “And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others” (2 Timothy 2:2, NIV). Your unwavering prayers, generous giving,

Praise the Lord! It is unreal how efficient the training is in multiplying leaders. Through this effective training, we are in a position for more growth. In June, we will be able to open two new classes. Please be attentive and pray for this. We plan to introduce other churches to CCI and conduct some

My Journey with CCI in East Africa My name is Andrew Wakabi. I was born in Jinja City, Uganda. Life became difficult early on after my father passed away in 1986. While pursuing my education, I grew up in several homes, including one with my uncle, where I often felt unloved and isolated. These experiences