Jeison is just one of 300 children and teens who attended Hope Camp in Honduras this past summer. Before Hope Camp, Jeison expressed that he wanted to die due to chronic health issues.

God really spoke to Jeison during the camp services. Recently, Jeison shared, “I want to live now: I know that God has more for me. want to be a nurse, so that I can help others who are sick and hurting, just like me.”

In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, over 400 university students are accessing the Global Student Centre that houses a language school, dormitory, church, music school, and drop-in centre.

One of the students, Menghouy, has lived at the centre’s all-female dorm for the past three years, studying to become an architect. She has now encountered Jesus and is ministering at two church plants each weekend.

In Modi’in, Israel, a new church plant is beginning to grow. A pastor has arrived to shepherd the growing congregation and oversee the small group ministry.

This group of believers has already hosted ten non-believing Jewish families and is preparing to interact with 100 immigrant families through ongoing outreach. Overall, they have already seen 120 families impacted with two people accepting Jesus!

In La Pera, Costa Rica, 25 people gather each Sunday for worship services in their brand-new church building. Working alongside our global workers, Gary and Kathy Heinrichs, these eight families have a permanent location to begin reaching out to their community.

Moreover, this means that they won’t have to walk long distances or pay for costly transportation to attend a church service in another community.