Author: danl

Living Water in a Dry Land

Written by danl on May 7, 2025. Posted in Asia.

“I heard you can deliver me from the demons that plague me,” she said, as she squirmed in her seat. This famous witch doctor from a small village in Southeast Asia, sat there, of all places, in a church? The truth was, living as a witch doctor had taken its toll. A rival witch doctor had told her she wouldn’t live long with the spiritual oppression she faced from her own demons, and that terrified her. And her distant faith in the teachings of Buddha didn’t promise much other than crossing her fingers for another chance at life again, stuck in the cycle of never-good-enough for nirvana.

Journey to South Asia, Journal Entry 2

Written by danl on April 30, 2025. Posted in Asia.

One of our CMF staff members left for 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. This is the second entry in his journal.

Telling a Story of Hope

Written by danl on April 23, 2025. Posted in Kenya.

Recently the village of Nakalorlor in northwestern Kenya hosted a three-day discipleship training. This community has had a church for a little over a year now, and our Kenya Church Catalyst team decided it was time to have a level two DMM (Disciple Making Movements) training there.

Sharing God’s Light in a Dark World

Written by danl on April 16, 2025. Posted in Germany, Ukraine.

June Johnson is a registered nurse, wound care specialist, and CMF missionary who had spent 24 years in Ukraine teaching and consulting at two church clinics and a Christian rehabilitation center for spinal injuries. She regularly lectured on wound and ostomy care at Christian medical conferences for medical students. She also worked alongside special needs ministry leaders, using her medical knowledge and other God-given skills.

Journey to South Asia, Journal Entry 1

Written by danl on April 9, 2025. Posted in Asia.

How We Care for Our Missionaries, Part Four

Written by danl on April 1, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized.

At Christian Missionary Fellowship, we often refer to ourselves simply as The Fellowship and after 75 years of international ministry, our Fellowship is quite large! Juli Duvall-Jones, our Director of Missionary Care and Development, shares how they use our fellowship of experienced mentors to pour into our missionaries.

School Nurses Impact Entire Communities in Kenya

Written by danl on March 26, 2025. Posted in Kenya, Missions of Hope.

Raelyn Conway serves in Kenya with the CMF team that works alongside Missions of Hope International (MOHI). Since 2018, she has helped to develop programs that holistically address the health needs of more than 30,000 students, their parents, and their communities. Here she talks about how developing a school nurse program is helping transform lives physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Summer 2025 Will Be BIG for REACH!

Written by danl on March 19, 2025. Posted in Reach.

REACH internships are an opportunity for young people to see and experience life and ministry on the mission field firsthand and it’s been a part of CMF’s work for over 30 years. Why is an internship program such an integral part of what we do? Two reasons!

How We Care for Our Missionaries, Part Three

Written by danl on March 12, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized.

Juli Duvall-Jones, our Director of Missionary Care and Development, shares how they use a special tool to help our newest missionaries prepare for what is often a challenging time of ministry on the mission field.

Globalscope: Celebrating 25 Years of Lives Changed by Community

Written by danl on March 4, 2025. Posted in Globalscope.

In the summer of 2000, a group of six recent college graduates moved to Mexico City with a bold vision. They partnered with CMF International to start a campus ministry for university students, inspired by the community they had experienced at Georgia Tech. They called it Globalscope. Little did they know this small beginning would evolve into a global movement that would span three decades and touch countless lives.

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