Over the last few months, three Globalscope campus ministers have traveled between ministries, leaving their comfortable home bases to provide a change of perspective, a renewed vision and a fresh batch of new ideas. Globalscope Assistant Director Kami Reed shares their stories and perspectives here.
When a devastating drought hit Kenya in 2017 and spilled over into 2018, the region of Kajiado experienced overwhelming losses.
Can a presentation on carnivorous plants be a part of a night of spiritual growth? It can when it’s a feature of Tuesday Night at The Garden in Brisbane, Australia, according to new campus minister Carly Kies.
Samwel Kozigore grew up with an animistic worldview in his remote Ethiopian village of Koma, near Yasow, sacrificing sheep and goats to the forest spirits, participating in religious dancing, and visiting the local witch doctor. But a series of dreams involving sheep and Jesus led him to a local Christian church and, eventually, his calling as a full-time evangelist with the Kristos Andinet (Unity in Christ) Church, CMF’s partner in church planting in rural Ethiopia.
When the African Children’s Choir performed at his college during his senior year, Joel Brock had no idea that it would lead him to his career as a missionary in Kenya and to his future wife!
Rachel Rubin recently shared what she thinks is the most exciting news from her three years on a Globalscope campus minister team in Montevideo, Uruguay.
In June 2017, Ekiru Lokwawi was running an errand for his dad on a motorbike when he seriously burned his leg, and his life became filled with constant pain.
Erin McDade’s story with CMF began almost 20 years ago, and now, a few twists and turns later, it’s come full circle as she returns to the organization in her new role as Director of Advancement.
When CMF England team members Aaron and Diane Lincoln met Phil and Sharon, the couple had an unmanageable debt that had driven them to the brink of despair.