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How to Cultivate Community: A Farmer’s Story

When Jesse Cox first started farming, he struggled to see how his work on the land would fit into the bigger picture of God’s kingdom. Having served with The Navigators over the past two decades with his wife, Katy, Jesse’s vision for serving the Lord was always centered around structured discipleship: leading Bible studies, helping men grow…

Never Too Late

Location: Spain “Hello… my name is Juan Sánchez Miranda,” said the voice on the other end of the phone when the pastor of an evangelical church in Rioja picked up. “I received a booklet called ‘If You’re Looking for Happiness,’ and your number was in it,” Juan continued. “Are you the parish priest for the evangelical church?” The pastor clarified that he…

Sports In Ministry

In 2025, the New Cities Eurasia Strategy set out to reach 100 cities and 300 neighborhoods—and, by God’s grace, exceeded that goal. Sports-ministry teams launched in 89 new cities, work began in 23 more, and active ministry took root in 307 neighborhoods across 15 hard-to-access countries and territories. A total of 446 new leaders were…

A Briefing from The Bolick Foundation – March, 2026

Clocks are moving forward, and days are growing longer! What is dormant is about to receive new life!  Spring is a season of change and growth.  This season of spring feels especially meaningful to me. Our family has experienced numerous changes this past year. Our youngest daughter married, another daughter gave birth to a beautiful little girl, my husband…

India — Faith That Cannot Be Silenced

In a remote region of India, a small group of believers gathers in a dimly lit mud hut to worship quietly—ever aware of the danger surrounding them. Their former village was destroyed by a violent mob who burned their homes, leaving several dead and many injured. Those who escaped fled into the jungle with nothing. They were told they could return home…

China — Joy’s Unshakable Faith

In China, where faith often comes at great cost, one woman named Joy stands as a beacon of courage. Arrested multiple times, beaten, and humiliated in public, Joy endured imprisonment simply because she refused to renounce Christ. Yet through every trial, she found strength in the presence of God. Rather than cower in fear, she praised Him for His goodness. Her faith…

💕Volunteer Spotlight💕 Maria Clark – Love In Action

At The Corner Table, love isn’t just something we say—it’s something we do. And for Maria Clark, love shows up in every bag packed, every family served, and every moment spent ensuring no child or neighbor goes without the food they need. Maria first discovered The Corner Table in a simple, unexpected way—on a walk with her husband after dinner in Newton.…

Warming Hearts in Freezing Siberia

In the depths of the Siberian winter, where temperatures plunge below -40°C, the Gospel is still on the move. Local evangelists in Russian Siberia are braving the cold to place Gospels in cafés and hotels along the long, icy road from Novosibirsk to Kemerovo. Each copy of God’s Word is a spark of hope for…