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How Our Church Played a Role in Our Call to Missions

Written by danl on . Posted in Ethiopia.

From a young age, both Chandler and Madison Ospina felt a strong calling from God to commit to the mission field. This seed was planted early on, and over the years, as they led short-term mission trips with their local church, that calling became clearer. Now, thanks to the influence of their church, they are actively raising up partners to support their future ministry in Ethiopia. Here's the story of the role their church has played in their missions journey.

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Growing Resilience in Ethiopia

Written by danl on . Posted in Ethiopia.

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.

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Teaching as Missions: A Unique Way to Serve Internationally

Written by mikaela on . Posted in Ethiopia.

Did you know that there are many ways to serve in international missions, beyond the more traditional sense of planting churches? One of the many roles to play as an international missionary is teacher. For years, CMF has partnered with Bingham Academy, a Christian school in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, sending qualified teachers to educate students from Ethiopia and all over the world, sharing the love of Jesus in this way. Several other CMF missionaries have taught in other contexts all over the world, from local schools to homeschooling other missionaries’ children.

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