By Ray Mensah, OneWay's Director of International Ministries This morning, I opened the YouVersion Bible app on my phone, and this question appeared on the screen: “Do you really believe that prayer changes the world?” What a great question for all of us. It made me think about the conversation Jesus had with Peter after the resurrection. Three times, Jesus asked him: “Simon, do you love Me?” “Simon, do you love Me?” “Do you love Me?” By the third time, Peter was frustrated.

"They might kill me also in the future, but I'm standing firmly for Christ." Basnath was 25 when his father, Pennaiah, shared Christ with their village. For the first two months, the villagers despised him and hated his message. Pennaiah, however, remained unshaken—he wanted them to know the good news of Jesus. Then, one day, the entire village invited him for dinner, and he gladly accepted. When Pennaiah arrived, the villagers murdered him and threw his body in the fields w

Most of us struggle to share our faith. We want to reach out, but finding the right moment can feel awkward—and the fear of saying the wrong thing or stumbling over hard questions often holds us back. As a result, many of us rarely get into meaningful gospel conversations with people who don't yet know Christ. That’s why we love Alpha: a simple, relational way to invite people to explore the Christian faith through hospitality, conversation, and community. And sometimes, all

For nine years, Andrew Stutton and his wife, Angela, served at a Haitian children’s home called Hands and Feet. Although Andrew had spent years preparing for missionary aviation, he set that dream aside to share Christ’s love with children growing up in a culture deeply shaped by voodoo and fear of evil spirits. “He ordains our steps, and he knows what’s best for us. So, we put flying on the side.” Andrew rejoiced in what God was doing through their ministry. But he never sto