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A Stranger Taken In, Part II This week’s story is the continuation of a previous story that I’ve shared entitled “A Stranger Taken In”. A few weeks ago my sister walked into Wednesday night church with a homeless gentleman named Ricky. At church, we were able to get Ricky some clothes, some food, and he […]

Following the steps of her parents, Esther Marsh is a third generation missionary in South Africa. When asked “Why did you choose to be a missionary?” her reply was: 1. My parents lived what they believed 2. My parents involved us in their mission work Her husband, Robert, came to know the Lord as a […]

Birthdays & Ministry Birthdays can be a great time of celebration or a disappointment when life gets too busy. As a missionary, how can you balance the two? Missionaries Robert and Esther Marsh have found a way to celebrate, even when they have a busy schedule. For more information about Robert and Esther, go to […]

Romans 8:28 Many of us are familiar with the verse in Romans 8 that says, “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.” (Romans 8:28 NASB), but did you know that this verse even applies when […]

Wounded Warrior Today’s wisdom is from Army Staff Sargent Christopher Walker– but first my little story: On October 11, I was in Washington DC on my way to dinner when I fell and broke my pinky finger. My wound and its wrappings were no small thing: I couldn’t write, shower, put on make-up, and on […]

I Felt Stuck For missionary kid, Carol Carew, Central African Republic was “home.” Now as an adult, Carol talks about the difficulty that is part of having to leave the country where you grew up to come back to the US. She says, “A piece of you lets left behind in the country where you […]

Judging Others I used to have a tension inside of me about judging other people: Should I judge them or their performance for the good of the organization, or should I heed the Bible when it says “judge not, lest ye be judged”? I was taught as a business leader that I need to be […]

Grieving the Loss of a Pet On Sunday, June 18, my granddaughter, Anna, was walking her dog on a country road and a truck hit her pet, Inky. Inky died. Immediately when I heard the news, I wrote her a text saying how sorry I was that her special “Inky” had died. But I wanted […]

Live Out Loud Kyle and his family are serving the Lord in Southeast Asia. The basis for discipleship there is teaching the people to “love the Lord with all your heart, soul and mind,” and to talk about it where ever you go. Because most of the people are Muslim, that can be challenging because […]

Lewis Beeler, Jr, is a second generation missionary. His passion is to share the love of Christ with anyone he comes in contact with. His ministry, along side his parents, Lew & Jan Beeler, includes starting a Bible Institute, church planting, a Christian book store and more. For more information on the Beeler’s ministry, go […]