Read Entry #51 Advancing Native Missions presents... IN THIS UPDATE Travel Log - Entry #52 Dig Deeper Gear Up Prayer Pocket Dear Adeline Missionary Moment Twitchy's Travel Tips     Need curriculum? Check out Advancing Native Missions' www.The1040Expedition.com Travel Log Entry Number: 52 Location: Naya Jeevan Home Subject Explored: God Gives Us New Life    The more I explored Mumbai, the more I saw the darkness of it. But right there in the middle of it all was this ministry shining the...

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One of the coolest parts of serving at ANM is that we get to meet heroes of the faith, the Native Missionaries. We get to hear their stories about what God is doing in them and through their ministry. I am humbled every time I get to sit and hear firsthand how awesome our God is and see the faith that these missionaries have. Many of them go through persecution on a daily basis, but have so much faith in God. They have a heart for the lost, and they will endure anything to do the work of their Heavenly Father. I had the opportunity to meet one of these heroes last spring. He serves in Cote d'Ivoire, Africa. I had the opportunity to hear him speak several times to students and tell them...

Those of you who have been hearing about “The 10/40 Expedition: Quest for the Lost Window” have probably posed the question: “Why missions?” Why is that the focus of this curriculum? Allow me to do what I do best and use a story to illustrate my answer… Once upon a time, there was a little girl. Let’s call her Alexa. Alexa was born into a family that supported native missions. She grew up hearing missionaries' stories that reminded her of the Bible stories about God’s miraculous provision. Alexa soaked in all that she heard about missions – especially when she was at missions conferences. The church she attended hosted these events once a year,...

The following stories are reflections shared by a recent visitor to Rehoboth: One special student learning at the Trinity School is Monica. She and her sister Yaamini came to Rehoboth a few years ago having just lost their parents to AIDS. They had their beautiful black Indian hair shaved to remove lice and sat with their arms around one another trying to find solace. Soon they realized they were in the company of the very One who loves them and they began to learn of Him and began playing and interacting with the other children. Monica has a good friend Chandu, who all the other children love to call Shadrach. He had been abandoned by distant relatives when his parents died, and a pastor brought...