Systemic racism and classism can seem like overwhelming issues, but the church has the keys to unlock these doors and give people a space to see radical healing and change in their communities.

No matter how great the obstacles, God continues to call his own out of the darkness into the light of new life.

A few nations in Southeast Asia have had some of the world’s strictest Coronavirus lockdowns, which has made ministry very difficult for the past two years; but as we’ve seen worldwide, God has in no way been limited by the lockdowns or other restrictions.

God is using World Challenge’s partners in the United States to help the next generation join the church body with all of their unique gifts and strengths.

“My father left when I was about ten, and he is not in my life,” Angel told our partners. Before he was even in middle school, he had already joined a gang, been in fights and tried drugs. “I knew of God as a creator, but I viewed him as an angry God that was disappointed in me.”

God is reaching refugees out of the Middle East through dreams of his Son and through the outreaches of World Challenge’s partners.

It was not an easy year for ministries and individuals in Turkey and Greece as the countries were impacted by the pandemic and long lockdown periods.

World Challenge’s partners in Peru are reaching out to widows to share the gospel of a God who will never abandon them.

God is moving miraculously in the churches of Southeast Asia as a testament to his glory as many people come to faith in him.

New believers are finding physical freedom through faith. One pastor, who is a World Challenge partner in Southeast Asia, shared that he and his church have witnessed incredible miracles during home visits. One involved a woman named Miss Toon who is 50 years old.

Reading, Pennsylvania might seem like the city to escape from for young people, but World Challenge’s partners are discipling youth leaders who are passionate about bringing God’s light to their city.

Amid the ordinary news updates about Tik Tok challenges wreaking havoc on Reading, Pennsylvania’s schools is a far larger issue that looms over many of these students’ futures.

In the aftermath of war, World Challenge’s partners are bringing hope to the widows who were left behind.

The year 2007 marked a dramatic change for the people of Uganda. For the first time in decades, those living in the northern Gulu region would experience peace.

World Challenge’s partners in Ukraine are supporting a widow with an incredible history of fighting to keep the church alive.

Ukraine was historically a vibrant heart of Christianity in Eastern Europe.

God’s compassion for women who have lost homes and husbands is being shown to them through the church.