Donuts and Art in Brooklyn
When Rex stopped to appreciate a beautifully crafted donut, his inspiration and creation became a way to bless others with the love of God.… Continue Reading
Bible Study Helps Us Do Life Together
Alice Byram served at the U.S. Navigators headquarters in Colorado Springs for a dozen years and as director of women’s ministries.… Continue Reading
A Heritage of Prayer: Lessons from Lorne Sanny
During my first year on staff with The Navigators Eagle Lake Camps in 1996, we did a Bible study on prayer…… Continue Reading
The Good Samaritan Teaches English
Learn how a deeper connection over the story of the Good Samaritan led to ongoing reading of Bible stories with Hussein.… Continue Reading
Small Groups Huddle Up to Follow Jesus Together
In small groups vulnerability and accountability are much more possible. It’s been transforming our Navigator community in a powerful way.… Continue Reading
Discover God’s Passion for People in Your Community
God has a passion for the people in your community. The welfare of the community is our welfare. But how can you know where to start?… Continue Reading
Texting Truth
Usually the domain of memes, logistical planning, and witty banter, texting isn’t often associated with spreading the Gospel. But NYU Navs… Continue Reading
Hope and Discipleship for the Prodigal
Generational discipleship is the heart of our ministry in Albuquerque where Navigators meet with men who are looking for real change.… Continue Reading
Growing a Passion for Discipleship
Pastor Tito has a passion for discipleship. Disciples who are committed to training other disciples, will lead to generations of fruit.… Continue Reading
A Place to Stay and a Place to Feel Loved
The ministry of Casa Tanya started with a woman in an alley Erika Lobatos, I-58 Navs administrator, was walking her poodle on 25th Street in… Continue Reading