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November 21, 2019Called to Share God's Blessings
A message from director Zachary King
You can help people here in North America find out what it truly means to love like Jesus.
One of the church plants you partner with through Resonate has found that, sometimes, what people need most is a neighbor. Hesed Community Church in Detroit grew out of the deep roots of the CRC. They rely on the support of trained pastors and missionaries, and mission-minded people like you. But their ministry doesn’t look like a traditional church—it looks like a home.
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November 21, 2019An Open Heart and Mind
Nana* could recite Bible verses word for word, but it took many years for Nana to open her heart to the truth of the gospel. Resonate Global Mission missionary Laura* discipled Nana every step of the way, and God revealed himself to Nana in miraculous ways.
A Disconnect between the Head and the HeartNana’s mother was the first Christ follower in a Muslim-majority village where Laura serves. Nana grew up going to church and hearing Bible stories, but she also grew up teased and picked on for her mother’s faith.
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November 21, 2019‘You Will Be the Ones’
Resonate Global Mission missionary Josh Shaarda has prayed for years that God would raise up more people to spread the gospel and share the hope of Christ.
“God is answering that prayer through ministry in prison,” said Shaarda.
Set Free in ChristThe Soroti Prison in Uganda is packed with hundreds of men in bright yellow uniforms. They are sent to the prison from cities and villages all over Uganda.
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November 18, 2019A Ministry to "Taco ‘Bout"
Resonate Global Mission missionaries Charles and Hensel Oh in the Philippines have started a taco shop ministry.
“Almost everyone can get a job here in this country … but the jobs they can easily get pay no more than 60 cents per hour after taxes and Social Security,” said Charles. After rent, food bills, and transportation costs, the meager salaries aren’t enough for people to live on.
“Just barely enough to survive,” said Charles.
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November 4, 2019The Struggle of “Reaching Out” to Your Community
Anxious faces. Defeated plans. Frustration. Losing heart. Is this what we signed up for when we joined the Missions and Outreach Committee at church? We wanted to be part of spurring our church on. Encouraging them to love and good deeds. We tried to fulfill our mandate, and we thought we had people on our side, but in the end everything we tried failed. What’s wrong with our church? What else can we do? We think we might tell the council it’s time to fold the committee.
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October 31, 2019Being with God on Mission: Church Planters Need Time for Spiritual Formation
Healthy congregations need healthy leaders—but all too often, church planters find themselves on the brink of burnout. This fall, Resonate Global Mission gathered church planters for a spiritual formation retreat so they can thrive in their ministries long term.
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October 29, 2019A Sanctuary from Mental Health Struggles
People going through mental health issues are often surrounded by stigma within the church. With the help of a grant from Resonate Global Mission, a church plant in British Columbia is seeking to change that pattern in its local community.
Desiring Change“Mental health is something that I’ve always wanted to have on the radar for our church,” said Samuel Lee, a pastor at The Tapestry: Mundy Park.
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October 16, 2019More Time for Ministry
Edgar is a dedicated pastor living with his wife, five grown children, and grandson in Nicaragua. The small church he pastors isn’t able to support him financially, so he also owns a welding business.
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October 9, 2019Out of Illness
While at a crossroads in her life, Makie Onoda found her calling, thanks to a volunteer ministry trip with Resonate Global Mission missionaries Ken and Jeannie Lee. But it was only after she became too ill to serve that Makie sensed the urgency of God’s call.
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October 7, 2019Building God's Kingdom
This past spring, Ken Herfst and students from Redeemer University College in Ontario walked the narrow streets of a slum settled on the outskirts of Guatemala City’s main dump.
Thousands of people hustled in the sun’s early morning rays to scavenge through mounds of garbage, filling bags with food, glass, aluminum, and other commodities they can use or sell.
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