It takes just $625 a month to fund a Jesus Film Rider During Ramadan, our Jesus Film Riders—national missionaries who travel village to...

Muslims all over the world are eagerly waiting for Sunday to arrive. It will mark the most significant holiday of the Muslim calendar,...

Listen to Pastor Michael's call to prayer BiblePlus stands as a signal for unity and peace amidst tribal disputes A district in Eastern...

Former OneWay interns encourage students at Moody Bible Institute to apply for a 2025 summer internship A former OneWay intern shares why she said "yes" to an internship — and eventually joined our staff full time! You know those people who stand recruiting behind tables, trying to get you to sign up for something? I usually avoid them. My go-to strategy? Keep my head down or suddenly find something fascinating on the other side of the room. That was my plan — until one fatef

JP Lindsey teaches English to Iranian refugees through storytelling. Sharing Christ through presence and story in Athens Equipped with a...

While Americans focus on the upcoming election, the South Sudanese Church continues to pray for their own government as South Sudan...

A personal reflection on global prayer Prayercast's Editor-in-Chief, Suzanne Heegaard, had the honor of representing the ministry at the fourth Lausanne Congress on world missions in South Korea. Here, she reflects on the vital role of global prayer and collaboration in missions: What a slice of heaven it was to gather with more than 5,000 delegates from 202 nations, all gathered around advancing God’s mission to reach the world. Here are some of the things I’ll remember most

House churches strengthened through Bible stories In Cuba, a nation marked by oppression and restricted religious freedom, hope is rising...

An American reflects on a typical night for a Jesus Film Rider OneWay writer and Africa advocate, Kate Sperry, shares her reflection on seeing OneWay's Jesus Film Riders work up close: A glimmer of light caught my eye as I strained to see through the darkness of an African night . Our fearless guide — a Jesus Film Rider — circled back to our car, and was waving his arms to ensure we could still see him on his motorbike. He led the way to a village eagerly awaiting his arrival

John and Lynette Nelson are faithful Kingdom-advancers who have dedicated their lives to serving the Church both locally and globally....

Gospel workers in Iraq minister among minority refugees Several times a week, Streams of Living Water missionaries Michael* and Ruth*...

What would you do in this situation? In a closed, formerly Soviet country, Paul* knows today might be his last. So he shares the gospel...

One man’s amazing journey to faith Jouma Khalil is a Kurdish Syrian, which was once nearly synonymous with being a Muslim. As  a...

From Ghana to Chicago, God is using you to activate young adults for the Kingdom Have you been praying that God will send workers into...

How one man came to Christ through a website You can’t sleep. The beliefs you have held all of your life have become hollow and your...

How one couple is bringing God's Word to the world Thirty-nine years ago, Pete and Beth Beckman fell in love with each other on a mission...

“A Christian without God’s word in his heart is like a soldier [with no bullets]. They surrender to the enemy, and that is what the...

How Prayercast sparked one woman’s last assignment A few years ago, Suzanne subscribed to Prayercast. God used it in profound ways to...

A Livingstone School of Missions graduate reaches thousands After he accepted Christ as a teenager, Cyrus Nyamenlewoke told God honestly that he was too shy to share the gospel with others. Instead, he planned to work hard, get rich and give money to missions. But God had greater plans. As Cyrus began devouring the Bible, it changed him. “I realized one day I was standing in front of somebody, sharing the gospel,” Cyrus says. He was stunned, but from that point on his passion

A Livingstone School of Missions Story In 2005, Ray Mensah saw a problem. As director of OneWay Africa, he saw this problem hindering the work and he knew he had to do something about it. It wasn’t a new problem. In fact, Jesus had identified it more than 2,000 years ago, but it was still a critical issue: lots of reachable people but not enough people working to reach them (see Mt. 9:37). In his work with young adult believers in particular, Ray saw that most did not grasp t