"This is a mission the Lord has entrusted into our hands. We must be faithful to execute it with the utmost care, as unto Christ himself." — David Wilkerson

Disaster strikes. A nation is shaken by a violent earthquake, a devouring flood, an unquenchable fire.

As you read this, unheralded men and women all over the globe are laboring with devotion for Christ's gospel. Some serve in the poorest and most hostile countries in the world.

In Guatemala, a group of adults busy themselves fabricating wood frames they will eventually sell. In Portugal, a similar group runs a metal shop, a laundry and a bakery. In Siberia, adults make jewelry for income and mentor the young people who assist them. In Swaziland, a group of families—some of whom have HIV/AIDs, including children—cultivate land and participate in a fish farm. Groups in Kenya and Israel are equally industrious.

For the past forty years, World Challenge has obeyed God's call to care for the poorest of the poor and to proclaim his Good News to unreached multitudes.

A woman once reached out and touched Jesus as he was walking by. In response, Jesus healed her, restoring her body to health after a lifetime of suffering.

For over 50 years and in more than 50 countries, World Challenge Missions has helped spread Christ's love and extend his tender mercies to the poorest of the poor.

For over forty years World Challenge has been feeding, clothing, educating and meeting the needs of thousands of poor children, orphans and prisoners in strategic areas around the world.

I’ve known personally the sheer joy of bringing food to starving children in Africa. I have been humbled to see God provide life-saving medicines to rural mountain villagers in Peru.