by Bethany Dameron | Sep 30, 2019 | News
“What I have discovered is that, when I go in the church to preach, I must be prepared before I start to preach.”- anonymous pastor in training Pastor Joshua Obasang was orphaned at age 11. When he was 14 he came to know Christ and instantly had a desire...
by Bethany Dameron | Sep 24, 2019 | News
David R. Holten, M.D. passed from this earth peacefully to heaven on September 16, 2019, with his wife of 59 years Bonnie, holding his hand. He had medical complications, including Parkinson’s, that finally took his breath away. David was born in Grand Forks,...
by Bethany Dameron | Sep 23, 2019 | News
God is moving in incredible ways in Africa, Asia, and in Central and South America among Muslims, Hindus and others. His church is growing as people turn to the only One who can meet their deepest spiritual needs and restore hope in their lives. And God is also...
by David McCurry | Sep 19, 2019 | News
AMG International’s President and CEO, Tasos Ioannidis, was interviewed by Mission Network News this week regarding the ongoing refugee crisis in Greece. You can read the interview or listen to the broadcast at Mission Network News interview with Tasos...
by Bethany Dameron | Sep 16, 2019 | News
Tribal church. What comes to mind when you read those words? Primitive? Drums made of animal skins? Church services under the trees? All the men checking their arrows at the door? All possibilities. What about untrained pastors? Education for these rural pastors is...
by Bethany Dameron | Sep 9, 2019 | News
In the Philippines there are three churches on islands just off the northern coast of Samar. We refer to these small islands as the “inner islands”. These churches are interesting to visit and the faithfulness of their congregations is inspiring to most westerners....
by Bethany Dameron | Sep 6, 2019 | News
Hello, how are you? I am Paul Naguyo. I am a pastor serving in Iganga town. Iganga is about 75 miles east of the capital of Uganda. In general, our churches here in Uganda are spiritually stunted because, frankly, you can’t teach what you don’t have. Many of our...
