Month: April 2016

If you’re from the USA (as about half of our readers are), but you would love a working cell phone on your next international trip, and you’re not rich, and you use Verizon, you just might be in luck. Check out this...

Thanks to Jenny for calling our attention to Jonathan Trotter’s recent article about “Anger Abroad.” Anger Abroad Fascinating read. Have you seen angry cross-cultural workers where you serve? (Are you one of...

When the computer became “personal” (around 1984), word processors were in infant forms. I (Doug) remember trying out titles like Enable, Amipro, Wordstar, Perfect Writer, and a start-up called Microsoft Word. Yikes....

Headed out on a “journey for His name’s sake?” There are people who want to help (in the same manner as Gaius did, in 3rd John). You can always go to A Candle In The Window http://acandleinthewindow.com/ They...

GMI’s new book, Help Your Missionaries Thrive commits to provide you with Leadership Practices that Make a Difference. The authors, Ken Harder and Carla Foote, asked 1,771 North American cross-cultural field workers 74...

Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Orlando would like to help your church send a long-term team or individual to the least-reached in as little as one year. They do a 5-month long Discipleship Training School...

International Project has just released a new 10-minute video entitled, “The Foreigner Among Us.” Now granted — 10 minutes is rather long for a video these days, … but then again, there are lots of...

This brand new release (this month) looks great for those who love these in-depth Bible studies. It’s available as a book, a study guide, and as a DVD. See it at…...

This new app for 2016, Flyover Country, might keep your kids busy for the entire flight. In fact, it might keep YOU busy. It’s like a tour guide for your whole flight — and you won’t need expensive Wi-Fi,...

I (Doug) have been an Evernote user since… my goodness. Forever. But this past month, I exported everything from Evernote over to OneNote and, perish the thought, I think I’m converted. I HATE this idea. But I love...