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September 9, 2020IMPACT Clubs Are Changing Haiti and Giving Young People Hope
“What do you want to be when you grow up?”
It’s a popular question to ask a child or teenager, but if you’re a young person in Haiti, you might not have a lot of hope for your future. But that’s changing through Resonate Global Mission partner IMPACT clubs.
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September 2, 2020High School Students Lead the Way in Creation Care
Students at International School Tegucigalpa (IST), a Resonate Global Mission ministry partner in Honduras, have started a recycling campaign that’s reaching their school, community, and beyond.
A Need to Care for God’s Creation
In Honduras, just as in many places throughout the world, not everyone recycles. Many people who do not recycle may have never been taught about the effects on the environment, or they don’t have easy access to disposing of trash or recyclables.
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August 20, 2020
Art and Community: Reaching Out and Building Unity through Art
Resonate Global Mission church plant partners are reaching out to—and serving—communities in unique ways. Ethnos Community Church in Bellflower, California, started hosting jewelry classes. That's how Martha found the community she longed for.
She also discovered Christ's unconditional love.
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August 20, 2020A Second Chance at Life
Bawer (not his real name) moved to Berlin, Germany, alone—but he found community through the church planted by Resonate Global Mission missionaries Mary Buteyn and David Kromminga.
He’s also finding new faith in Christ.
Unreached
Bawer comes from Kurdistan, Iraq, where many people practice Islam or at least come from a Muslim background. Kurmanji Kurds, of which there are 15 million in the world, are considered “unreached” because very few are followers of Christ.
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August 18, 2020Supporting a Church Plant in New York City
New York City was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic early on, and Manhattan Vertical Church felt the effects. A Resonate Global Mission COVID-19 relief grant helped keep ministry thriving.
Manhattan Vertical Church launched in partnership with Resonate in the spring of 2019. With worship services and discipleship opportunities in Korean, the church plant has become a home for Koreans in the area, especially young families and college students.
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August 17, 2020A Church Plant Grows Despite Resistance
A village in Sierra Leone dismissed the idea of starting a church—not just once, but twice. Today, a church plant is growing and raising up strong leaders.
A New ApproachIn Heremakono, a village of about 500 households in Sierra Leone, people come from a Muslim background. Years ago, Catholic believers tried to plant a church, but faith in Christianity didn’t take root because of the people’s strong beliefs in Islam.
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August 14, 2020Joining God at Work Right Outside Your Front Door
“What does it look like to live in the neighborhood God has placed us in?”
Resonate Global Mission recently brought together 54 individuals living throughout the world to explore that question through Joining God in the Neighborhood cohorts.
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August 13, 2020Church Plant Provides Relief for Muslim Immigrants
Due to security concerns, we cannot share the names or locations of the people or ministries mentioned in this article.
Many immigrants were hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. A COVID-19 relief grant from Resonate Global Mission helped make it possible for your church plant to provide relief and show the love of Christ to immigrants from a Muslim background in West Michigan.
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August 7, 20203 Immigrant Congregations You Support Worldwide
Three congregations you support through Resonate around the world
Iglesia Cristiana El SembradorPastor Harold Caicedo and Iglesia Cristiana El Sembrador in California have a mission to build unity in the body of Christ. Their diverse church is made up of people from 14 countries across Latin America, working together to be the hands and feet of Jesus in their community.
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August 5, 2020Why Church Matters
The church in North America is shrinking. People are leaving. People are identifying as religious “nones.” Church doors are closing.
But as we learned during the COVID-19 crises, church matters. The community church provides makes a difference within and without the four walls of a building.
“Church is a living illustration or picture of an alternative life—one that is focused on following Jesus and his ways,” said Kevin DeRaaf, who directs ministry in North America for Resonate Global Mission.
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August 4, 2020'You Will Be My Witnesses:' Next Steps
Throughout this week’s mission emphasis devotional, you explored what it means to live out Acts 1:8 in your own life.
But what now? What’s next?
Here are a few ways you can amplify your role in God’s mission:
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July 29, 2020'It's Going to Take All of Us'
Nick In’t Hout was walking up and down the streets of Redlands, California, and praying about planting a church—but then he heard the Holy Spirit tell him that Redlands didn’t need another church. The city needed churches to work together.
“One of the things God impressed on me on that walk was just the number of churches up and down Church Street,” said In’t Hout. “I felt like the Lord was saying to me he didn’t need another church—but the invitation was to be part of his work connecting churches and bringing them together.”
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July 21, 2020
Community Connection
Nick In’t Hout was walking up and down the streets of Redlands, California, and praying about planting a church—but then he heard the Holy Spirit tell him that Redlands didn’t need another church. The city needed churches to work together.
“One of the things God impressed on me on that walk was just the number of churches up and down Church Street,” said Nick. “I felt like the Lord was saying to me he didn’t need another church—but the invitation was to be part of his work connecting churches and bringing them together.”
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July 21, 2020Resonate’s Cohort in Central America Launches New Initiatives in Response to the Coronavirus
Resonate Global Mission’s Cohort fellows in Central America are kicking off some new initiatives in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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July 20, 2020It Takes a Network to Feed a Neighborhood
Mission Montréal, a Resonate Global Mission partner, is meeting needs in the city during the coronavirus pandemic by packing and delivering food baskets—and it’s taking a network to make it possible.
Feeling Anxious and AloneWhen the coronavirus hit, universities in Montréal shut down and university students found themselves facing a lot of challenges—especially international students.
“They were living with a lot of stress and anxiety and were very isolated,” said Jacynthe Vaillancourt, who leads campus ministry for Mission Montréal.
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