by Marv Knox | Aug 14, 2018 | News
Late Monday mornings, the foyer of Kingdom Manifesters International Ministries sounds like the United Nations. Children from all over – all over the world, not just all over their neighborhood – stream into the building. They laugh and talk, and many carry books....
by Richard Schweissing | Aug 2, 2018 | Opinion
Have Christians in the United States forgotten our historic commitment to taking the whole gospel to the whole world? More than 200 years ago, Christians in the U.S. sent their first missionary to Burma to share the gospel. Since then, missionaries have been sent to...
by Jim Kelsey | Jul 31, 2018 | Opinion
I shoved my passport through the chain-link fence and shouted, “Permesso di soggiorno, permesso di soggiorno.” My two sons and I had arrived in Italy on the previous Friday morning to begin our sojourn as missionaries; Debbie, my wife, would arrive in a few weeks....
by Rick Love | Jul 20, 2018 | Opinion
Emotions run high and reasonable discourse runs low when the subjects of the travel ban or immigration come up. But whether you protest or praise particular policies, one thing is undebatable: both Muslims and Mexicans/Latinos face blatant discrimination in Trump’s...
by Sue Smith | Jul 17, 2018 | Opinion
I traveled internationally with my sons on two separate occasions several years ago. I was “estadounidense” (“American”) and gave little to no thought to whether I was able to travel alone with the kids. We were U.S. citizens, which is to say, we were somewhat...
