Bethlehem led me to a career I never expected to pursue, and yet it is one I would not trade for the world. It was the four rigorous years of study, the immersion of my mind and heart into the great thinkers, and the instructors I sat under, that cultivated in me a passion for…
The Gift of True Freedom WOW ~ It’s hard to believe it’s July! Summer is here, bringing opportunities to slow down, enjoy time with family and friends, and appreciate the beauty of God’s creation. Each year, my husband and I look forward to watching, Salute from the Shore, when military planes, past and present, fly along the coast to pay tribute to those who have…
What Christian Mentoring Is and How to Do It | Cru If you have a relationship with Christ, are living in community, and growing in your faith, you can come alongside others and point them to Jesus. DONT OVERTHINK IT IS A FAITHFUL PARTNER OF THE BOLICK FOUNDATION
How to Ask Spiritual Questions Are you looking for ways to share your faith, but aren’t sure how to approach the topic? Do you fear defensiveness and rejection when it comes to talking about Christ and how He’s transformed your life? In this new resource, How to Ask Spiritual Questions, we offer you five tips on how to engage in these types of conversations with your friend. Learn a new technique that replaces the awkwardness with an open and thoughtful conversation. Download free resource from Navigators Navigators is a faithful partner of The Bolick Foundation
Alexey reaches out to orphans in Ukraine. Before the war, his ministry used a campsite where they organized camps and created a carefree space for orphans to feel loved and cared for. Unfortunately, those camps are no longer a reality. Alexey explains, “Not long ago, the campsite was filled with laughter; the children were running,…
On Monday mornings, Joel* meets with Tazig* church leaders for debriefing and coaching. For several weeks, the church has been studying the book of Romans. On the week they studied Romans 7, several questions arose. One verse, however, was easy for everyone to understand: Paul’s confession in Romans 7:19, “For I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil…
At 61, Mike took his first step into missions – unsure, uncomfortable, and unprepared for how it would change his life. What followed wasn’t just a mission trip, but a lifelong calling marked by surrender and a front-row seat to God at work. Now, 64 mission trips later, 83-year-old Mike is still going. Mike’s story will challenge how you think about obedience, impact, and…
The Sermon on the Mount “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you …” (Matthew 5:44 NKJV) James said the words pierced his heart so much that he watched the clip over and over—hundreds of times (he claimed!). And each time…
Before the war, Ahmad lived a steady life in Homs, Syria. As an English teacher from an Alawite family, he found a sense of purpose in his daily routine. When conflict escalated—especially following the fall of the regime at the end of 2024—his home was attacked, forcing Ahmad to flee to Tartous. Armed groups began raiding homes,…
Because the Bolick Foundation funds are pooled to provide partial scholarships, they do not just support one individual; they help weave a diverse tapestry of ministry leaders across the globe. The impact of this collective support is best seen through the types of “Equipping Evangelists” currently being formed at Truett: By filling the gap for…