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For Ryan and Diane Zelhart, hospitality has always been a gift. They love gathering people, creating meaningful spaces, and curating memorable meals. But in the fall of 2024, they began to ask a deeper question: How could this gift serve something greater than themselves?

For six years, we have been running a community development project in Jia Jaan village, Northwestern Thailand. While the village had previous encounters with missionaries, it had remained resistant to the gospel. Yet, they welcomed our team, intrigued by our Christian-based programs.

At En Vivo, our Globalscope campus ministry in Valencia, Spain, Wednesday nights are sacred. We call them “Encounter” nights—weekly gatherings where students connect with God and one another through games, worship, scripture, and shared meals. During the spring semester, we hosted 12 of these special nights, each one inviting students to wrestle honestly with their […]

Tyler and Shalynn Crawford serve in the university city of Tübingen, Germany where they were originally part of our campus ministry there called Unterwegs. During those years working with college students, the Crawfords formed a ministry partnership with the Kreuzkirche, a local church in Tübingen. The church supports the work of Unterwegs and, in 2020, […]

How do you determine if mission service is a good fit for you? Beyond that, how do you know if God might be calling you to mission service when there are so many options you could pursue? Abigail Haagen is serving with our Marketplace Ministries team in Mexico, and here she shares how God gifted […]

Last week was a significant one for CMF, as three impactful events converged in Indianapolis. We were blessed to witness veteran missionaries, aspiring missionaries, and future missionaries come together for a few incredible days of connection, reflection, and preparation.

One of our CMF staff members took a trip to South Asia recently with a group exploring the country and our ministries there and considering possibilities. This is a closed country where, because of political, social, and religious reasons, traditional missionary activity is not allowed, but where God is working in incredible ways. In this final entry in […]

A young Christian seeking God’s best for their life often begins to listen for His leading during university. That was true for me in the summer of 1985.

Northeast Christian Church (NECC) in Louisville, KY has long been committed to supporting global missions, but their partnership with Greg and Eli Klass in Chile has become a powerful example of how intentional investment can change lives. One such story is Alex’s.

There is a resilient little church plant called Maasha, located in a remote part of southern Ethiopia. The Maasha church has thrived despite fire, government persecution, local ridicule, and poverty.