Jake Moore’s conversation with CMF team member Joel Williams, who serves with wife Rachel in Turkana, Kenya, was full of so much good news that it took two podcast episodes to get it all in!
Keith and Kathy Ham have spent 30 years “watching God work” in Kenya, and continue to feel that their service with CMF there has been a remarkable “privilege” – a word that comes up often when the Hams talk about their ministry career.
Great experiences as REACH interns during their college years at Wichita State University led Grant and Kaylee to long-term mission service with CMF.
“Missions was always in the back of my mind, but I didn’t know what that could look like,” says Grace College student Victoria Pflueger.
When Ian and Kristin Isely brought their young daughter Sofia back to the U.S. for their furlough from their ministry in Ivory Coast, they were surprised at how she reacted to some of the everyday features of life here.
Handwashing is really catching on in the Missions of Hope International (MOHI) schools in Kenya, reports CMF team member Raelyn Nicholson. The handwashing initiative was begun last year in an effort to control the spread of the coronavirus.
A request from a friend who had previously taken Alpha, an 11-week course that explores the basics of the Christian faith, has led CMF team members Timothy and Tammy Aho to start two new online study groups for the course in Birmingham, England.
Despite the maximum restrictions of the third lockdown in Great Britain, Tom and Jenna Gallant and the Globalscope campus ministry team at Canvas in Birmingham, England, are implementing fresh and creative ideas for the new university term.
Christine Barber began serving with CMF as an Exchange Intern while in college, and is now the leader of the Globalscope campus ministry team in Nottingham, England!
The children, team and staff at CMF’s child sponsorship program in India are all fine by the grace of God, reported sponsorship coordinator Usha recently in an email to all sponsors, and “we are all breathing a sigh of relief.”