"Christ's Love Compels Us" explores the challenges and motivations of missionary work among unreached people groups. Five workers share their experiences, highlighting the difficulties of living in places like North Africa, facing betrayal, discouragement, and moments when their love for the people they serve wanes. The video emphasizes that human love for the unreached can falter, but the work is sustained by Christ’s love, not personal feelings. "How thankful we must be that the motivation for mission is God’s unfailing love, not man’s fickle, feeble emotion." —Dick Brogden.

A small church in rural Wyoming sets out to expand their vision for missions and explore what it means to send and support those who go. The journey takes them to Mozambique, and even brings Africa home through their partnership with AIM. See what God can do in and through an ordinary church that stands in awe at their part in God’s bigger story.

“What we have been praying for is that the Lord will send us more mature believers who can help create a home for our new neighbors. We have people right now who are eager to study the Bible one-on-one on a weekly basis, and I don't have anybody to do it with them.” The Washington, DC Borderless team is excited to welcome more people who have a desire to teach English, disciple new believers, and engage with the diverse community from around the globe who live near America's capital.

A global worker in North Africa shares the gospel with a local man, Abdu, using a basic Arabic presentation despite language barriers. Through multiple meetings, Abdu eventually decides to follow Jesus, experiencing a profound sense of lightness and peace as a result. Using What I've Got conveys a message of hope and encouragement, emphasizing that God can use anyone for His work, regardless of their perceived limitations in language or knowledge.

A look into the daily life of a ministry team in South Sudan.

RVA is a Christian boarding school in central Kenya with over a hundred years of rich history. We serve about 500 students representing 30 nationalities. As RVA students grow holistically, they learn how to apply biblical truth in the world around them, develop God-given abilities to impact the world for Christ, and lead healthy lives that contribute positively in their communities.