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Ministry Spotlight: DRC

There are places where ministry continues even when the circumstances are heavy.  In the DRC, war, displacement, disease, and instability continue to create uncertainty for many families and communities. Churches in Eastern DRC are serving in a region where peace feels fragile, where new challenges continue to rise, and where daily life is often marked by hardship.  And yet, God is still at work.  Through EGM-DRC, church leaders are being equipped, parents are being encouraged, and children are hearing about the hope found in Jesus. In the last six months, the ministry has strengthened relationships with 142 churches, including 83 new church partnerships. More than 300…

Celebrating International Children’s Day

Throughout the month of June, countries around the world celebrate children in many different ways. In many of the places where EGM serves, churches and ministry leaders are using this season to encourage, celebrate, and invest in the children God has entrusted to them. Some are hosting special events. Others are planning outreach activities, camps, or community gatherings. In each place, we are encouraged to see children being loved, welcomed, and reminded that they matter deeply to God and to His Church. But as we celebrate children this month, we are also reminded of something important: Children’s Day may last…

Ministry Spotlight:

There are moments in ministry that remind us why presence matters. Not perfect circumstances, nor polished programs, but faithful people showing up with the love and hope of Christ.  That is what we are seeing in Ukraine.  At Girska Zupynka Camp in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine, 39 children recently arrived with their widowed mothers or another caring adult. Each child carried a story shaped by loss, fear, and war.  Among them were two siblings: Roksolana*, 16, and her little brother Maksym*, 6 (see photo right.) They came from a village near Dnipro, right on the front line, where drones and shells fly overhead day and night. This…