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A Test, A Guest, and Now to Finish the Rest On the13th of April, we finished our third level of Spanish school. We learned about indefinite pronouns and adjectives. We also learned about comparatives and superlatives (most and -est). Then we learned about reflexive verbs. These are verbs where the action is done to oneself,

After nearly two years, the ladies group that I had been leading was able to finally get together. It was a bitter sweet meeting though, as we were sending off two of the ladies to return to their home provinces for good. Nearly 2 decades ago, Yoyen was working as a housegirl for missionaries who

Who are the Unreached? In Matthew 28:16-20, the Lord Jesus commanded us to make disciples of “all nations.” He also instructed the apostles to be His witnesses from Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. As you may know, the word “nations” is from the Greek word ethne, which means people groups,

Being a student in bible school, sometimes I am curious: What did Jesus look like? One of my colleagues raised controversy in our class when he said that Jesus was not a handsome guy. Revelation 1:14-15 offers a clue that Jesus’ skin was a darker hue and that his hair was woolly in texture. In

Ever since the onset of Covid19, every month I have to travel 8-10 hours to West Sulawesi by motorbike. Many of the priests and mission workers died of Covid19 in 2020-2021. Anxiety and fear also hit the clergy who were in Indonesia when they were about to go on a trip. This situation cannot limit

The Higaonon tribe is one of the people groups that inhabit the mountainous regions of North-Central Mindanao. They practice an ancient ritual for settling blood feuds between two families or tribes. In this ritual, the chieftain would use a bolo to hack a green rattan vine placed on a bound pig. It is a graphic,

We praise to God for our CCI Thailand Coordinators meeting on March 9-11 in Chiang Mai. We planned mission outreach programs and how to provide Teacher Training Workshops (TTW), God’s Financial Principles seminars (GFP) and other training and CCI tools for community leadership development in local churches. Praise God, although some of the coordinators were

Praise the Lord for March Praise the Lord for what He is doing through CCI Cambodia this month. We had a productive meeting with pastors and leaders in southern Cambodia. After sharing the CCI mission, we had a great time of encouragement and fellowship. The pastor and leaders stated that CCI’s mission is exactly what

March this year marks the one-year anniversary of our temporary closing of activities due to the Covid-19 outbreak and other consequences. When the country reopened, we excitedly began our mission just one month later. We have bad news again, the war between Russia and Ukraine has affected the world’s economic system and has negatively impacted

Your Giving Did This! It’s been nearly four months since Super Typhoon Odette crashed into Bohol, leaving the island without electricity and running water. Yet, during these dark moments, Christ’s light shines the brightest. Over the years, Camp Karis has touched countless lives of young people, families, and churches. Thank you for your generosity in