
November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
Landon Shuman

Marcus Bigelow reflects on feeling out of place in a small-town restaurant and urges churches to help outsiders feel at home while planting congregations that fit their communities.

A Katrina relief trip to Biloxi brought together volunteers from different churches for hard work, shared meals, spiritual stories, and the discovery that service often changes the servants.

David A. Fiensy challenges reports of Christianity’s decline by looking at global growth, spiritual searching in America, and the vitality of faith across Africa, China, Russia, and the…

Russell Johnson introduces Restoration Revolution, a 10-year mission effort calling churches and leaders to prayer, church planting, translation, discipleship tools, and new laborers.

Ray and Effie Giles helped plant churches in Ethiopia, served through famine relief and mission leadership, and saw the Ethiopian church grow through persecution.

Joe Bliffen recounts Dennis D. Pruett’s decades of medical evangelism in Zimbabwe, from Mashoko Mission and Christian Hospital to worldwide efforts through FAME and HASTEN International.

Bob and Phyllis Mills spent 47 years in Africa, building a correspondence and publishing ministry that shared Christian literature in more than 20 languages.

Doug Priest highlights key 4C missiologists whose missionary service, teaching, writing, and institutional leadership shaped the academic discipline of missiology and strengthened Christian mission worldwide.

Robert Reese considers what today’s global Christians can learn from New Testament missions: gospel priority, equality across cultures, wise stewardship, humble learning, and faithfulness under persecution.

Greg Pruett calls Christians to see the world’s urgent spiritual and physical needs and join the mission through prayer, giving, sending, or going.

Thomas Scott Caulley urges Christians to reject name-calling, political fearmongering, and win-at-all-costs tactics while keeping faith distinct from partisan and economic systems.

Eternal Threads helps women artisans in developing countries earn sustainable income through fair trade crafts while supporting anti-trafficking work, literacy training, and vocational development.

Glen Elliott calls Christians to join the kingdom revolution Jesus began, moving beyond passive religion into courageous service, sacrifice, and difference-making in the world.

Glen Schneiders explains developing leaders in church plants through intentional coaching, mentoring, responsibility, and feedback, showing why preparing emerging leaders from day one matters for long-term church health.

Glen Schneiders urges church leaders to develop emerging leaders carefully through wise selection, mentoring, planned learning, and meaningful opportunities to lead.
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