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Learning that the Levites had forsaken their roles in the temple and were working on their farms, Nehemiah was furious that the worship of Yahweh had deteriorated. Why weren’t the Levites working in the temple?

Over 40 years ago when I married my husband, Pete, we started “living by faith” as it was often referred to. There was no budget. But I have to say God was faithful…

Q&A with Nathalie Sikou, Navigators Congo

Recently 12 Nigerian Navigator staff conducted a 30-day Fundraising Sprint to bolster their donor income. Many had suffered losses because of COVID, but rather than “wait until COVID is over,” they boldly launched a sprint under the leadership of Emeka Ohahuru, Lagos City Director and International Funding Coach.

Early on I never thought about how the missionaries who discipled me were funded. I assumed their international headquarters sent money every month. But when I became the leader, I was a shocked—it costs money to do ministry!

It was a frightful experience. In 1996, after an overseas trip, I began to see floaters in my right eye. The next day, the retina detached like a torn curtain.