How Trauma Training Equips Leaders for Ministry By Igor Grishajev, Global Action Regional Director of Eastern Europe “Ukraine is still reeling from war, trauma is not abstract — it lives in the eyes of pastors, chaplains, and the hearts of everyday leaders who they serve...
Read MoreDiscover how Hellen Kajuju overcame oppression to shine Christ’s love, pursuing deeper theology studies and planting life-changing churches in Kenya.
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Learn how Global Action’s Train the Trainers program in Zimbabwe equips graduates with deeper theological skills, empowering them to multiply ministry impact.
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Did you know that approximately 50,000 new believers are coming to Christ every single day on the African continent alone? At its current rate of growth, an estimated 150,000 new trained church leaders will be needed over the next five years in Africa to help shepherd these...
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Discover how Pastor William Mopel’s scholarship in Kenya fuels gospel-centered outreach, community transformation, and new church plants, impacting countless lives.
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India has recently surpassed China as the most populous country in the world, with a population of 1.4 billion people. Sadly, over 95% of India’s population is still considered unreached with the gospel. 2,100 of the more than 2,300 unique ethnic people groups in India...
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When Jesus taught about sowing seeds and fertile soil, he said, “But the seed falling on good soil refers to someone who hears the word and understands it. This is the one who produces a crop, yielding a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was...
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The Roma people (also known as gypsies) have suffered marginalization, persecution, and sometimes even enslavement or systematic extermination in Hungary and other European countries for hundreds of years. Even today, they face injustices and prejudice in almost every aspect of public life. Despite their marginalization...
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Pastors and ministry leaders around the world experience a myriad of trials: war, displacement, violence, poverty, hostile governments, persecution, and more. Deep roots in Christ anchor them through the crucibles of affliction, equipping them to be beacons of hope in their communities. Pastor Sasha is...
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Jhonatan Rivera’s earliest memories were marked by violence, a broken family, abandonment by his biological parents, and substance abuse. “But…God was working,” he recalls, “and I didn’t even know him.” The pain of his circumstances eventually led him to cope with substance abuse. He confesses...
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