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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

I am grateful to share what God has done in India this March. On March 14, I had the privilege of witnessing the graduation of 13 students whom I have trained over the past two years. Each graduate shared how God’s Word has transformed their life, giving them a clearer understanding of His plan as

To God be the glory! March was a busy yet meaningful month for several ministries, focused on supporting people who need help in this critical environment. The Lord raised up potential leaders who met both spiritual and practical needs. I had a great opportunity to minister to over 40 young people outside the country for

Pastors are called not only to shepherd but to equip new pastors and church leaders, intentionally identifying and developing those who will carry the ministry forward. The role of pastors and church leaders is primarily to equip the saints for the work of ministry (Eph. 4:11–12). This equipping involves imparting the tools necessary for effective

March was an amazing month for the ministry in Central America. I was able to travel down for three very important events. The first two events were class graduations. We had our first CCI class graduations: one in Belize (eight students) and the other in Honduras (16 students). Both classes have worked for nearly three

Nepal was once among the fastest-growing countries for the church. It remains a great privilege to help advance God’s Kingdom in this Himalayan nation. At the same time, one of the greatest challenges is the urgent need to raise and develop godly leaders who can faithfully lead, teach, and shepherd the church. Where strong biblical

The work of CCI continues to grow and take deeper root across Uganda, now impacting all four regions of the country. This steady expansion reflects a rising hunger for biblical training and equipping among pastors and church leaders from many denominations. A significant number of these leaders have faithfully served their congregations without ever having

We praise the Lord for a wonderful Easter celebration, as many visitors joined us and our church members faithfully invited their friends. It was especially encouraging to witness several new believers publicly declare their faith through baptism, taking a bold stand for Christ even amid persecution. God continues to expand the work as a new