Sharing, Loving, and Caring in Cameroon

By: Lisa Biegert Much of the West Indies island chain’s population reached the Caribbean during the late 17th and 18th centuries on slave ships from West Africa, destined for labor in tobacco and sugar plantations. So how does a West Indies pastor’s wife end up back...

Bringing Home the Good News

By Lisa Biegert with Josphat and Emily Yego A two-acre plot in the outskirts of Kapsabet, a town in western Kenya, holds just two lonely buildings, one constructed of wood and iron sheets, the other just wood. These small buildings stand vacant all week until Sunday...

Bullets Still Can’t Stop God’s Word in Inner Philly

A BCM World article last summer shared the exciting summer Bible club outreach in some of Philadelphia’s more difficult neighborhoods (see Neither Rain nor Heat nor Flying Bullets, BCM World, Fall, 2015). A recent update from BCM missionary Lorraine Stirneman, who...

Sending New Workers into Ukraine’s Harvest

By: Joe Dukes, BCM VP of Personnel Amidst continued trauma of a border war that is now dragging into its third year, BCM Ukraine held its 2016 missionary candidate orientation in the capital city of Kiev with 12 new missionary candidates in attendance. The orientation...

Partnering for Children in Cuba

By: Shantal Artieda The church in Cuba is alive and vibrant!” expressed a previous BCM World article (Cuba: Wide Horizons in the Pearl of the Caribbean, BCM World, Spring, 2014), and a recent BCM Peru ministry team to Cuba can testify to that truth. BCM missionaries...

Raising Up NEXT-GEN Leaders in Poland

By John Abramovich with Jeanette Windle How to find godly, committed counselors and staff for the next generation of camp ministry? Simple for BCM Poland missionaries John and Dasia Abramovich. You raise them. BCM International partners in Poland with a children’s...