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We hope these stories of Life-to-Life® Discipleship in action will inspire you to embrace God’s call to go and make disciples of all nations.
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Bangladesh – Following Jesus by Making Friends
The Navigators Folks tend to have a negative view of Christians here in Bangladesh, making trust the most important component of any … Continue Reading
Burkina Faso – Breaking Down Barriers
The Navigators After much practice and team collaboration over the motions, we began to present “Every Move I Make.” In using the … Continue Reading
Burkina Faso: Medical – New Life
The Navigators The nurses frantically tried to put gloves on my hands. The first pair ripped. The second were put on backwards! A baby was… Continue Reading
Burkina Faso: Medical – Nursing In Africa
The Navigators During a recent surgery, I had the opportunity to take the position of the scrub nurse in the operating room. I held the … Continue Reading
Burkina Faso: Medical – Overview of Larry Ebert Clinic
The Navigators In Burkina Faso, only 41 percent of deliveries are assisted by trained medical staff like Dr. Felix Kohol. This means that … Continue Reading
Caribbean – Conversations in Creole
The Navigators With my seat belt fastened, my seat-back upright and locked position, and my tray table secured, my attention turned to the… Continue Reading
Central Asia – Break My Heart For What Breaks Yours
The Navigators Within minutes of our arrival, the children had circled each of us, marveling over our appearances. Because of the … Continue Reading
Central Asia – For All People
The Navigators “I’m sorry, the number you have dialed is not in service.” Hearing this message for the third time, I sighed with … Continue Reading
Zambia – Let’s Get This Party Started
The Navigators We were up in arms. The main focus of our trip was campus ministry but there were no students. Dates for the semester had … Continue Reading
Zambia – The God Who Does Miracles
The Navigators “All things are possible with Me,” God said to my heart as we walked along the dirt paths of a Zambian village. My team… Continue Reading