Prowling Leopards and Questions about Faith
Ahvey and your missionary became fast friends. It wasn't long before Ahvey started asking questions about the Bible.
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Indigenous Reconciliation an Important Part of Christian Witness for Campus Ministry
The University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, has been working toward Indigenous reconciliation. One of your Christian Reformed campus ministries is supporting and joining that work.
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Living Like Jesus
You're supporting young adults who are passionate about mission. Everyday, they're learning more about living like Jesus.
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‘I Need Jesus . . .’
Abraham wanted to escape his life as a gang member. So, he moved to Querétaro, where he met Resonate missionaries you support.
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Caring for ‘the Stranger’
Your support is making it possible for a church in Estonia to care for refugees fleeing Ukraine.
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Why Educational Care Gives Missionaries Hope for the Future
You helped make it possible for Resonate missionaries to bring Educational Care training to a new location—a refugee camp in Uganda. God worked in surprising ways through your support. Four people decided to follow Christ.
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Do You Believe the World Still Needs Missionaries?
You can make an eternal impact when you send missionaries through Resonate.
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Missional Metrics That Will Encourage Your Church
Every church seems to focus on the same metrics: budget, building, and butts in seats. But what if there were more encouraging metrics that could help keep your church focused on mission?
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10 Ways Innovation Is Important for Mission Work
What would happen if we applied innovation to mission? Innovation is an important part of Resonate's work as we partner with churches to spread the gospel. So, how do we innovate in mission? Here are ten ways.
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Are You Joining In or Bringing In?
A community event from a local city councilor was a huge success. A community event from an outside Christian youth organization was not. What can we learn from this as we seek to join God on mission?
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Accepting God’s Grace
Mina grew up in a Christian family, but she wasn't sure she was "good enough" to follow Christ.
