Children should not have to experience what Paulo did. But as you listen to Sonnet Medrano tell Paulo's story on today's Footsteps, I want… read more

On yesterday's Footsteps, Sonnet Medrano described the work of Casa Adalia--a home for girls in Ecuador. Today, she focuses on Casa Gabriel--a… read more

World Vision founder Bob Pierce often prayed, "Let my heart be broken with the things that break the heart of God.” On today's… read more

In Matthew chapter 10, as Jesus is sending out his disciples, He warns them, "you will be hated by all for my name's sake" (verse 22,… read more

One of the things which drew me to missionary service with TWR is our focus on the message rather than the means for delivering that message. Sure,… read more

In an effort to help Christian believers in India grow in their faith, TWR helps establish "listening groups" where small numbers of… read more

According to George Philip of TWR-India, nearly 70% of the Indian people are "functionally illiterate." Some of them can sign their name,… read more

On June 10th, 2019, a new "baby" was born into the TWR family--the Silk Road Transmitter. This new radio station is covering a huge area… read more

On today's Footsteps, Joni Eareckson Tada takes us to Thailand and tells a story from her ministry Wheels for the World. The story centers… read more

Through the years, I've had the privilege of recording several interviews with Joni Eareckson Tada, and I've always come away encouraged and… read more

When God faithfully provided the exact amount of financial support at just the right time for TWR missionaries Jonas and Salome Fischer, Jonas said,… read more

Today's Footsteps opens with Jonas Fischer of TWR-Bonaire saying, "For us, it's nice to know that we are on that place that God wants us… read more

Pastor and author Eddie Rasnake writes: … read more

Missionaries Alan and Fabiola Gordon minister to the Quichua Indians of Ecuador. In Fabiola's work with the Quichua women, she teaches them that… read more

"Actually ... they asked us to come in and help them," explains Alan Gordon concerning his missionary work with the Quichua Indians of… read more

Prior to moving to Ecuador and founding Casa de Fe, a home for abandoned, abused, and special needs children, Patti Sue Arnold served as a chief… read more

Patti Sue Arnold, a retired chief warrant officer with the U.S. Army, now serves as the president of Casa de Fe--a home for abandoned and special… read more

Patti Sue Arnold serves as the president of Casa de Fe which is a home for abandoned and special needs children in Shell, Ecuador. On today's… read more