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03 Aug

Saint-Domingue, once called the “Pearl of the Antilles” was the richest colony in the French empire during the 1700s.  By the late 1700s, it produced 40 percent of all the sugar and 60 percent of all the coffee consumed in Europe.  While it was only...

16 May

God is the first and most important missionary. We often forget this. But this is what we discover in biblical history. When we hear the word “Mission” we tend to think of Matthew 28:18-20 or Acts 1:8. While these “Great Commission” verses are incredibly important...

02 May

“Other famous men, those of much talk and few deeds, soon evaporate. Action is the dignity of greatness.” -Jose Martí, Cuban revolutionary and poet. Recently part of the Storyline team traveled to the largest island in the Caribbean: Cuba.  Cuba has an amazing history, one which...

18 Apr

The Definition of a Mobilizer What is a mobilizer? A mobilizer is a Christian leader and disciple-maker who actively rallies resources, people, funds, technology, talent, and human creativity toward fulfilling the Great Commission. If you hang around people who are excited about missions long enough, you'll eventually...

06 Mar

Last week in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine several of our trained Storyline facilitators met with a group of students to inspire them to join God in His story. The story of God's global purpose to redeem people from every nation, people, tribe, and language. Countries like Ukraine are beginning...

14 Feb

The West Indies is a place where European Empires waged wars for over 400 years. These islands are rich in history, natural resources, and most importantly rich cultures. The island of Tobago changed hands 33 times between European powers between 1498 to 1814. As much...

20 Dec

Emmanuel, God with us. For me, it took a flight over the Sahara desert to a church at the end of a dirt road in Kampala, Uganda to hear the word “unreached.” A tattered map was tacked to the front of the church, pointing to the...

28 Oct

What does Jesus say about Mobilization? Today, the word mobilization has become a buzzword in evangelical missions. Rightly so, I would argue. But why is it then that mission engagement in the western church is at historically low levels? Ed Stetzer, in his Christianity Today article,...

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