Under the current circumstances with COVID-19, we are reimagining how the 2020 Ten2 Project will happen.

Our part in the Great Commission looks different for every individual. We are designed and gifted differently with different passions....

Finding Light in the midst of Darkness: Self-Reflection

Understanding this new identity allows me to take every thought captive and reflect on what the Lord says about that moment.

While I was listening to their stories, I realized that many of the refugees had given up everything with no guarantee of life.

The whole summer, even the whole year thus far, I felt like God was punishing me for something.

God spoke to me and gave me seven words. I was guessing it was one for each week I was serving in England.

So we prayed, everyone in their own language. By the time we were done praying, we had all prayed in five different languages!

Let’s live our lives as children of the King: Vulnerable, clumsy and naive, but adventurous, joyful and free.

Spain is a beautiful landscape of majestic mountains and picturesque towns; however, Spain is also a dry land experiencing a severe drought.

One night, we talked about having a relationship with God, and Maria asked what that relationship looked like. There is a tiny seed planted.

Instead of blankly seeing a bunch of faces in our day to day lives as I so often do, let’s see every person, individually, as loved by God.

Thank you, Oikos, for all the laughs, celebrations, cricket games, lattes and relationships. Thank you, Ten2, for a transformative summer.

I believe this rising generation is answering the call to advance the gospel and make disciples.

Love longs to abide in Sunderland, in the northeast of England, in the United Kingdom, in Europe.

Learn about how Abbey connects her faith to her passion for fitness, as it brings her closer to God and opens doors to sharing the gospel.

Read about missions in Birmingham, UK, from three different perspectives.

The kids were wild, the weather was dreary and the spiritual warfare was suffocating.

I’ve had several years of experience working with kids but there were a couple of days at one of our camps that was unlike anything I’d seen

Wales, a treasure I've known about in the back of my mind for so long but could not even begin to imagine the impact it would have on me.