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March 17, 20217 Reasons Why Diaspora Ministry Is So Important for the Church
Diaspora communities, or “scattered people,” are all around us. They may have moved to our communities as immigrants, sought safety as refugees, come to study as students, or traveled to work in seasonal jobs.
As people move throughout the world, we constantly come in contact with people who may dress differently than us, speak a different language, and eat different food. People from a variety of cultures and faith backgrounds are no longer living across the ocean—they are living across town, across the street, or right next door.
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March 17, 2021Hearing the Gospel for the First Time
Resonate Global Mission missionaries Ray and Angie DeLange are asking you to pray for Adel (name changed for security), a man who heard the gospel for the very first time.
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March 15, 2021
Growing
When Manqoba moved from South Africa to work toward his Ph.D. at Western Michigan University, God started working in his heart. He gave his life to Christ and is now growing in his faith through International Campus Ministry, a Resonate partner at Western Michigan University that ministers with the more than 1,500 international students on campus!
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March 11, 2021You’re Reaching People Right Next Door
Juana lived in front of a church building for 18 years but never stepped foot inside. She spoke Spanish as her first language, and the church only worshipped in English.
But then one day, there was a knock on her door. People from La Casa de Mi Padre Comunidad Cristiana—a bilingual church plant you support in Fennville, Michigan—came to visit.
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March 8, 2021Double Your Gift: A Special Challenge for You
From director Zachary King
Imagine how different your world would be without Jesus. Without his love and words of hope. Sadly, there are still so many people in the world who don’t know Jesus or his promise of eternal life.
That’s why we’re bringing you a special opportunity to double your impact. When you give today, a generous donor will match your gift dollar for dollar!
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March 5, 2021What Have Our Churches Gained Because of Covid?
As we approach the one-year mark of when our lives were turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic, we could all name many things we’ve lost over the past year. Even in our congregational life, that list is long and worthy of lament.
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March 4, 2021First Group of Young Adults Serve in the Middle East with Resonate Global Mission’s Cohort
Resonate Global Mission’s Cohort Middle East was in the works for two years before being delayed by the coronavirus pandemic—but the wait is over. Resonate’s first group of young adults recently kicked off their time of service.
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February 25, 2021A New Country, A New Church
When Mr. and Mrs. Park moved from Korea to Japan, their search for a church family ground to a halt, and might have stopped altogether without your help.
The Parks felt the Holy Spirit tugging on their hearts when they began reading the Bible for the first time, but for years they struggled to find a church home in Korea and never felt ready to be baptized. Then Mr. Park’s work in architecture brought them to Japan, and their sporadic church attendance fizzled out entirely.
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February 23, 2021
Church Planters in the Eastern US Share Their Gratitude and Encouragement
Stretching from as far north as Boston to as far south as Miami, God is at work through Resonate church plants in the Eastern USA region. Even the pandemic couldn’t stop the work of the Spirit from sustaining--and even building--his body through these plants. We hope their stories inspire and encourage you, and we ask that you consider how you can support the plants as they share the gospel through word and deed in their neighborhoods.
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February 18, 20213 Christian Educators You Equipped
There are many teachers and schools throughout the world that work with limited resources.
That’s where you come in.
When you give to Resonate Global Mission, you help spread the gospel through Educational Care, a curriculum of Raise Up Global Ministries.
Resonate missionaries use Educational Care to give educators an opportunity to develop teaching skills and strategies that honor God. Here are three inspiring leaders that you’re coming alongside to share the love of Christ in schools.
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February 18, 2021Witnessing Change in Classrooms
A teacher stands before a blackboard scribbled with chalk sentences while a chorus of diligent voices recites the words. But most of the students aren’t really reading—not all of them have actually learned how to work out the sounds of letters and words.
They’re just memorizing and repeating the words back to the teacher.
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February 17, 20215 Things to Know about Your New Resonate Regional Mission Leader for the Western USA Region
Clarence Presley just stepped into the role as Resonate Global Mission's regional mission leader for the Western USA region. Here are five interesting facts you should know about him and how he can work with you, your church, and community.
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February 16, 2021Reaching the Unreached
Kabala is a busy town in northern Sierra Leone surrounded by mountains and lush green land. Like most of the population in Sierra Leone, most people in Kabala are from a Muslim background—but you’re standing alongside the community’s Christians to help the church grow across generations.
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February 15, 2021
More Than a School
Thank you for supporting Resonate Global Mission missionaries who serve at Nicaragua Christian Academy International (NCAI)! Resonate partner NCAI is more than a school—it's a community that equips students to transform the world for the gospel.
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February 8, 2021Raúl Joined a Cooking Class. His Life Was Never the Same Again.
God can work through your smallest decisions to change the course of your life. For Raúl, it was when he joined a cooking class led by Blanca and Dave Gifford, your Resonate Global Mission missionaries in Mexico City.
Raúl and his family had some experience with Christianity, but their knowledge of the gospel was limited. More than anything, spirituality made them anxious and afraid.
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