More Like the Kingdom
Across different refugee settlements in Uganda, the situations vary, but some things are the same. The leaders there are already serving. They’re pastoring, discipling, and showing up for people day after day. At the same time, they’re also trying to provide for their own families in places where work is limited and resources don’t always…
For many missionaries, ministry and daily life are closely connected. The same leaders who are planting churches, discipling new believers, and caring for their communities are also thinking about how to provide for their own families. Across Africa and Asia, the leaders Mission ONE partners with are serving their communities every day. They plant churches,…
This year’s Women’s Brunch brought together 45 women to celebrate and support women in missions. It was a meaningful morning centered on partnership and faithfulness as we reflected on the work God is growing through leaders like Pastor Dewi (name changed for safety). We were honored to have Jackie Parks serve as our emcee. Jackie…
About the Author This month, we’re grateful to learn from Clint Leavitt, pastor of Midtown Presbyterian Church in Phoenix, Arizona, friend of Mission ONE, and author of Cockroaches, God, Death, and Mangoes: The True Story of Bikonzi Moise. Clint writes at the intersection of theology, culture, and everyday faith, helping the Church navigate what it…
Earlier this spring, Mission ONE Founder, Bob Schindler, and his wife, Linda, traveled to Kenya to visit our partners and local missionaries there. Part of their time was spent in Pokot—a remote district where God has been doing something remarkable since we partnered with Willy and the local community in 2000. Over the past several…
When most people think about the life of a missionary, they often picture someone preaching or planting churches. And while that’s true, the reality is far more hands-on. Take Pastor Thomas, for example. He’s a local missionary serving in a rural community in East Africa, and his daily routine is anything but ordinary. His work…
It’s easy to overlook what $5 can do. Maybe it’s your morning coffee, a snack, or a forgotten subscription. But when placed in the hands of a local missionary, $5 a day becomes a powerful tool in the hands of God—fueling Kingdom work, restoring broken communities, and carrying the message of the resurrection to places…
The Sewing Ministry in Kipkaren, Eldoret is more than a skills program—it’s a chance for women to rebuild their lives. Many have faced hardship, rejection, and loss, but through this ministry, they are stepping into hope and opportunity. Here, they are not just learning to sew; they are finding purpose, healing, and a new beginning….
Last summer, through the 31K in 31 Days campaign, we raised the funds needed to launch the Sewing Ministry in Eldoret, Kenya. Thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, we were able to complete the building, secure materials, and officially start the program. In January, 15 women from Eldoret began their journey toward healing…
At Mission ONE, our ministry is built on long-term solutions—working alongside local ministry leaders to address poverty and spiritual darkness in their communities. But when disaster strikes, these same faithful leaders are best positioned to respond immediately—because they are already there, serving, knowing the needs firsthand. Right now, in India, local pastors are leading relief…
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