CP Stories: Matt and Ruth Lahey, Canada
Missionaries Matt and Ruth Lahey have committed to the long, slow process of planting the gospel in the Killbride community in Newfoundland, Canada.
Missionaries Matt and Ruth Lahey have committed to the long, slow process of planting the gospel in the Killbride community in Newfoundland, Canada.
Through Lifeway Research, Paul Worcester, national collegiate director for the North American Mission Board, shares five trends your church needs to know about reaching college students at the campus in your neighborhood.
Missionaries Justin and Lacy McKay launched The Local Church in the historic district of Arvada, Colorado, as a way to help engage metro Denver with the gospel.
After a triple disaster hit Japan in 2011, Jack Wattanawongsawang and his wife, Prinna Puakpong, felt the Lord calling them to go and tell the Japanese they are loved by the God of the universe.
Food insecurity and hunger are concerns that often affect every community, but how do you know when it's a concern in your community and what should you do about it? Lifeway Research offers some advice on how to identify food insecurity and meet the needs in your community.
Missionaries John and Tiffany Jou planted One Six Eight Community Church in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic with the intention of meeting the needs of their suburban Chicago community. The church continues to be a part of the community's flourishing.
Missionary Alli McCarty put her faith in Jesus after going on her first mission trip. From that trip, the Lord ignited her heart for missions and she now serves in Hungary, sharing the gospel with the people there and Ukrainian refugees.
Missionaries Brad and Lindsay Ormonde live in California's second fastest growing city, Calimesa. Formerly a retirement community, Calimesa is now a thriving community with many young families in need of the gospel. The Ormonde family planted Garden City Church to reach this growing city and the families that call it home.
Missionary Sarah Mitchell first served as a Journeyman to the Deaf with the International Mission Board and God quickly captured her heart for this demographic. She continues to live on mission for the Deaf.
Missionaries Matt and Amanda Hadden serve in South Dakota ministering to the Oglala Lakota people, a people group with less than three percent claiming to know Jesus.