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Leaving a Lasting and Impactful Legacy

Blog Post By Kevin DiFelice

The desire to make a difference with our lives leads us to ponder our legacy. What kind of legacy will you leave? Dot and Sam Carswell met Nav Staff, Bruce and Marg Van Wyk more than 25 years ago. Through the years the Carswells generously supported the Van Wyk’s ministry, and become dear friends. Dot […]

Being a Missionary Where You Are

Blog Post By Doug and Pam Nuenke

God sent us as “missionaries” right where we live, work, and play, crossing many boundaries to bring others the hope of Jesus.

Jerry Bridges: Humble and Faithful

Blog Post By Becky Grosenbach

The Christian community lost a good friend when Navigator statesman and author Jerry Bridges passed away March 6, 2016 at the age of 87.

God Is Working Behind the Scenes in Capitol Hill

Blog Post By Carla Foote

The Navigators team on Capitol Hill ministers to the private lives of public individuals as they seek to follow Jesus in their personal and public lives.

Jim Downing: Trusting God All the Days of My Life

Blog Post By The Navigators

At the age 103, Jim Downing is the second oldest Pearl Harbor survivor and he was the sixth Navigator who was discipled by Navigator founder Dawson Trotman. On the morning of the Pearl Harbor attack, I witnessed shocking treachery, devastation, and death. I will never forget it. But there is another side to infamy, one […]

Generations of Juntos: Redeeming a Neighborhood

Blog Post By The Navigators

Antonio* has caught the vision of building young leaders in his community. He grew up in the “International District” in Albuquerque. That’s the official name of the neighborhood, but the people who live there call it the “war zone.” It is an area with a mix of immigrants, Native Americans, and Latinos who face chronic […]