You might remember hearing about Pastor Maxim Dzhum (’13) from Ukraine. A team from Bethel Church in Indiana served with him in the poor Roma villages of Berezivka and Poplavka outside Odessa in 2019. Through all the challenges of the pandemic, Maxim has persevered in...
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Global Action student Viacheslav has been transformed as a leader. He is from a primarily Muslim Roma tribe that is centered in Crimea. They are traditionally very poor, and many lack education. Viacheslav is no exception. He leads a Roma church in Merefa, Ukraine, and...
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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located approximately 1,000 miles off the coast of India, are the home of many isolated tribal communities and unreached people groups. There is little infrastructure on the islands, and they are considered “backward” by the people of India. There are...
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Pedro is a gifted artist and painter from Guatemala. Although he never considered himself a strong leader, God is using him to transform his community with the Gospel! Pedro received Global Action’s training in 2019, and his life has never been the same since. While...
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As president of Global Action and on behalf of our global team, I want to thank you for supporting our ministry this past year. Because of your generosity in unprecedented times we have been able to train hundreds of pastors in hard places and provide...
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Outreach Coordinator Buhe Mativenga thanks Global Action supporters for equipping leaders and providing emergency aid in Zimbabwe in 2020. Watch the short video to hear what you helped accomplish this year! Watch Video
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Few things make me more excited than seeing the Gospel at work. Across the world, Global Action leaders are feeding the hungry, giving hope to the hopeless, leading the lost to Christ, and making disciples. Today, I am thrilled to share with you a powerful...
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It is hard for my wife and me to hear the regular reports from Cuba about how difficult life is becoming for our people, where it’s nearly impossible to find even basic staples. But I thank God for the privilege of partnering with the people...
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There is a sameness to the villages — tidy town centers, pastel-colored houses, lofty church steeples, clucking chickens in the West Ukrainian cities. Then come the “Gypsy rows:” clusters of sagging, splintered huts where members of the Roma minority live on the fringes. For hundreds...
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It is my joy to serve with Global Action in Zimbabwe and to use my voice to speak up for those in need. Most of us may never know what it feels like to be abandoned and left alone with no one to love or...
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