Gospel Power in Global Crisis Zones
10/3/11
In drought–stricken Africa, 12 million people are in a life–and–death battle to find enough food. In Haiti, tens of thousands of earthquake victims live in heat–saturated, flood–prone tents.
El Salvador: Miracles in the Mountains
4/26/10
A classic hymn declares, “How wonderful, how marvelous is my Savior’s love for me.” The poorest of the poor in the remote mountain villages of El Salvador are able to sing this testimony with confidence and personal experience.
2008 Year-End Missions Update
11/17/08
The task God has assigned to us here at World Challenge is to bring God’s love to the poorest of the poor around the globe.
Jewels 4 God International
4/4/08
Jewels 4 God International is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering people in need. Their mission is to train faith-based organizations in making and marketing quality handcrafted jewelry to help them become sustainable and to provide viable job skills and professional counseling services for the exploited, marginalized and disenfranchised people with whom they work; assuring their successful reintegration into society, employability, and financial independence.
Many Will Come Into the Kingdom
In the last days, who will be saved? Will only a limited handful who hold to a specific doctrine? Or, is it possible, we’ll be surprised by the vast saving power of Christ?
Going From Jealousy to a Grace Filled Life
The story of Cain and Abel reveals how jealousy robs us of the life God intends. It wounds those around us, and harms our own soul. Recognizing the deeper cause of jealousy can open up a new way to live with grace and joy.
San Salvador, El Salvador
San Salvador, El Salvador |
November 29–December 1, 2007 |
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Daily Schedule
| 6:00 PM | Session 1 |
| 8:00 PM | Session 4 |
| 8:00 AM | Session 2 |
| 10:30 AM | Session 3 |
| 4:30 PM | Session 5 |
| 8:00 AM | Session 6 |
| 10:30 AM | Session 7 |
DISCLAIMER
Our policy is that all gifts designated for a specific project be applied to that project. Occasionally we receive more funds than can be wisely used for the designated project. When that happens, we use those funds to meet other similar pressing needs in the same country to advance the gospel.
