CP Stories: Lena Eckhart*, South Asian Peoples
Missionary Lena Eckhart* uses unique ways to share Bible stories with South Asian women, who often have limited exposure to the gospel.
CP Stories: Roy and Vilmarie Vidal, Puerto Rico
When missionaries Roy and Vilmarie Vidal moved from Venezuela to Villalba, Puerto Rico, they couldn't find a church, so they planted one and committed to spreading the gospel to their neighbors.
CP Stories: Carlton and Cornelia Walker, Tokyo
Missionaries Carlton and Cornelia Walker intentionally ride the train around Tokyo, Japan, every Tuesday to pray with those who board the train and share the gospel.
CP Stories: Gregory and Chanelle Barnes, Maryland
Missionaries Gregory and Chanelle Barnes started Love Light City Church in a working-class, racially diverse part of Baltimore, Maryland, to share the love and unity of Christ.
CP Stories: Molly Petry, Central Asian Peoples
International Mission Board missionary, Molly Petry, is trusting God's timing in reaching a group of unreached people in a hard-to-access valley in Central Asia.
CP Stories: Cody and Kristen Chester, Florida
Missionaries Cody and Kristen Chester planted a church in Palm Bay, Florida, as part of a vision to plant 10 churches in 10 years.
Celebrating Cooperative Missions: Cooperation through the years
In this episode, Dr. Brian King, senior pastor at Ezekiel Baptist Church in Philadelphia, chats with us about his 30 years of ministry at Ezekiel and how the Cooperative Program has played a large role in the church’s growth and mission.
CP Stories: Rusty Ford, European Peoples
During COVID, International Mission Board church planter, Rusty Ford, was given access to an underserved nursing home in crisis in Seville, Spain.
CP Stories: Angel and Vanesa Viveros, Nebraska
Missionaries Angel and Vanesa Viveros moved more than 1700 miles away from their home in Mexico City to minister to immigrants in Lincoln, Nebraska.
CP Stories: Matthew and Ruth Lahey, Newfoundland
Missionaries Matthew and Ruth Lahey strive to spread the gospel in St. John's, Newfoundland, a city that is filled with traditions, progressivism, liberalism and misconceptions of Christianity.