When Deaf Pathway Global (DPG) set out to test a groundbreaking new approach to Bible translation, the organization didn’t begin with a complex theological text or a long gospel narrative.
The idea was so uncomfortable at first. Emma Kate Taylor didn’t even know if it would work. “I didn’t want to be seen as weird,” she said.
Snowcapped mountains stand tall, sprinkled with forests of greenery against backdrops of blue sky.
Esther (Sook Hyung) Kim, a Southern Baptist missionary to Philippines, died July 16 after suffering a heart attack. She was 64.
“Physical therapy isn’t on most people’s radar for missions, but there’s a huge need everywhere,” said one IMB missionary. “Urban or rural, developed or not, many people simply don’t know it exists.”
IMB partnered with NAMB to distribute resources and equip volunteers to share the gospel during the games. The strategy involved embedding gospel centered content into the fabric of the tournament.
The last day of the mission trip to Mexico was as focused as the first day — on evangelism. Nick Walburn and a small group of pastors made a stop at a souvenir shop and, as they had been doing through the week, struck up a conversation.
“It’s an indescribable scene. A response to this terrible devastation is demanded of us to bring compassion and help.”
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