SIM Stories
We do whatever it takes to start new churches
The son of a Methodist father and a Muslim mother, Shodankeh Johnson serves with New Harvest Global Ministries in Sierra Leone. Making use of the principles of DMM (Disciple Making Movements), he and his team have planted some 2,000 churches.
Walking through darkness: Pannas transformation
When Panna arrived at Redlight Greenlight, a home for trafficked girls, she refused to talk or open up to the others. How could the team reach her with God's love?
Visual Arts interns create for an eternal purpose
In June 2019, interns learned how to use their artistic skills in missions. Find out the unique ways visual arts can unlock opportunities to share Christ's love.
Uruguayan seminary equips church leaders despite COVID-19 complications
COVID-19 has generated a need for internet-based classes at the Biblical Seminary of Uruguay like countless other educational institutions. Find out how the transition online has widened their reach to equip spiritual leaders.
Two miracles for one boy
Ghanaian Sherriff was fifteen and had a growth on his nostril. He felt alone and rejected.
Transformed by short-term missions
For many years, I have felt that the Lord was calling me to something. I prayed for wisdom and clarity but a restless and unsettled feeling plagued me.
Trading death for life
His name is Adam, and he was a witch doctor.
To life at ELWA Hospital
Dr. Rick Sacra, named 2018 AMH Gerson L’Chaim Prize winner, proceeds to benefit ELWA Hospital in Liberia.
The surprising ways God is at work in Bolivia
SIM has a commitment to the least reached people, where there is no gospel. In Bolivia this includes indigenous groups, rural residents and urban dwellers.
The road to Kayes
A young family is heading to Mali for the Faithful Witness initiative. Read on to find out about their preparation for the journey.
The piano bench ministry
Playing in an orchestra can open opportunities for heartfelt discussions about Jesus. Find out about Jill's "piano bench ministry."
The need for discipleship
Discipleship is vital for new believers and their personal growth in Christ. A missionary shares her experience.
The masked shiners of La Paz
SIM workers Randy and Dani Davis are establishing a church called Kayaparu ("at His feet") amongst one of Bolivia's least-reached communities — the shoe shiners of La Paz.
The day I encountered my own heart-language
Heather shares about a unique encounter with her own heart-language while language learning in Ghana.
The broadcast that dries Anibals tears
Finding himself downcast after a failed marriage, Anibal was touched by Radio Hope's messages.
The Story of Hope brings joy to rural Ecuador
Through the many stories in the Bible we see God at work and his plan of salvation through Jesus Christ unfolding across its pages.
The Quechua connection
A simple Quechua conversation in a hospital led to a couple committing their lives to Jesus. It also led to a resilient friendship at the perfect time.
The Pastors role in developing a missions-minded church
Working among an unreached people group is so important in developing a passion for mission in pastors and church leaders.
The Hassaniya people of the Kayes region of Mali
Imagine you were one of the only believers among your people. Your friends, neighbors and loved ones knew nothing of the forgiveness, salvation and beautiful promises of Jesus. How would you feel? This is the reality for Oumar*, a Hassaniya brother in Christ from Mali whose prayers have gone before the Lord for his people for many years.
The Gondeks serve Alto Refugio and Refugio Primavera
Johanna and Christoph had their professional lives mapped out in Germany. God shook up their plans and led them to Paraguay where they now thrive in new roles.
SIM Stories
We do whatever it takes to start new churches
The son of a Methodist father and a Muslim mother, Shodankeh Johnson serves with New Harvest Global Ministries in Sierra Leone. Making use of the principles of DMM (Disciple Making Movements), he and his team have planted some 2,000 churches.
Walking through darkness: Pannas transformation
When Panna arrived at Redlight Greenlight, a home for trafficked girls, she refused to talk or open up to the others. How could the team reach her with God's love?
Visual Arts interns create for an eternal purpose
In June 2019, interns learned how to use their artistic skills in missions. Find out the unique ways visual arts can unlock opportunities to share Christ's love.
Uruguayan seminary equips church leaders despite COVID-19 complications
COVID-19 has generated a need for internet-based classes at the Biblical Seminary of Uruguay like countless other educational institutions. Find out how the transition online has widened their reach to equip spiritual leaders.
Two miracles for one boy
Ghanaian Sherriff was fifteen and had a growth on his nostril. He felt alone and rejected.
Transformed by short-term missions
For many years, I have felt that the Lord was calling me to something. I prayed for wisdom and clarity but a restless and unsettled feeling plagued me.
Trading death for life
His name is Adam, and he was a witch doctor.
To life at ELWA Hospital
Dr. Rick Sacra, named 2018 AMH Gerson L’Chaim Prize winner, proceeds to benefit ELWA Hospital in Liberia.
The surprising ways God is at work in Bolivia
SIM has a commitment to the least reached people, where there is no gospel. In Bolivia this includes indigenous groups, rural residents and urban dwellers.
The road to Kayes
A young family is heading to Mali for the Faithful Witness initiative. Read on to find out about their preparation for the journey.
The piano bench ministry
Playing in an orchestra can open opportunities for heartfelt discussions about Jesus. Find out about Jill's "piano bench ministry."
The need for discipleship
Discipleship is vital for new believers and their personal growth in Christ. A missionary shares her experience.
The masked shiners of La Paz
SIM workers Randy and Dani Davis are establishing a church called Kayaparu ("at His feet") amongst one of Bolivia's least-reached communities — the shoe shiners of La Paz.
The day I encountered my own heart-language
Heather shares about a unique encounter with her own heart-language while language learning in Ghana.
The broadcast that dries Anibals tears
Finding himself downcast after a failed marriage, Anibal was touched by Radio Hope's messages.
The Story of Hope brings joy to rural Ecuador
Through the many stories in the Bible we see God at work and his plan of salvation through Jesus Christ unfolding across its pages.
The Quechua connection
A simple Quechua conversation in a hospital led to a couple committing their lives to Jesus. It also led to a resilient friendship at the perfect time.
The Pastors role in developing a missions-minded church
Working among an unreached people group is so important in developing a passion for mission in pastors and church leaders.
The Hassaniya people of the Kayes region of Mali
Imagine you were one of the only believers among your people. Your friends, neighbors and loved ones knew nothing of the forgiveness, salvation and beautiful promises of Jesus. How would you feel? This is the reality for Oumar*, a Hassaniya brother in Christ from Mali whose prayers have gone before the Lord for his people for many years.
The Gondeks serve Alto Refugio and Refugio Primavera
Johanna and Christoph had their professional lives mapped out in Germany. God shook up their plans and led them to Paraguay where they now thrive in new roles.
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