"Many pastors have been killed or have lost their loved ones. Extremists threatened my life at gunpoint for spreading the gospel." As Abraham Gandham's family prepared for dinner in rural India, a gas cylinder exploded, engulfing their home in flames. Choking on smoke, Abraham held his young son, Ruthvik, and called out to Jesus—the very name he had mocked only weeks before. "We have thousands of gods," he said. "You're just believing in one God. Who is stronger, thousands of

It was the first time Dela, a OneWay Africa Jesus Film Rider, had ever felt this kind of fear in the field. When he looked around, he observed an endless expanse of African trees, sparse grass, and thick dirt. Earlier that morning, he had set out on his motorcycle toward a remote Muslim village to show the Jesus Film and share the gospel. But somewhere along the way, he realized he was completely lost. Surrounded by miles of African bush, Dela stopped and recorded a video for

"My own heart is changing, and I'm growing in affection towards the Lord and the unreached." Radically Activating and Empowering the Next Generation: 50 Hearts Rewired for Missions This year marks a landmark in OneWay's history! This past week, we welcomed 50 interns through our doors from all over the world. In this standout group of young adults, there are: 30 universities across the U.S. that are represented 8 international students from South Korea, Kenya, Ghana, and Mexi

"I don't know how I missed the gospel so many times. I don't know how I missed what love truly is so many times," Jeannie said. "But Jesus got me, I thought He was ruining my life with that accident. But He saved me." Just two weeks into her first semester of college, Jeannie suffered a major skateboarding accident that landed her in the emergency room and forced her to leave school. One day after church, Jeannie's friends offered to drive her home, but she declined. She had