SIM Stories
Chinese-Australian group visits Malawis Chinese diaspora
A group of seven Chinese-Australian Christians took a short-term trip to Malawi to better understand outreach opportunities among the Chinese Diaspora. Read about what they learned.
Chicken dinner ministry
Inmates take part in the Great Commission by donating from what they have.
Check out the new hopeforlife.net website
SIM’s Hope for Life ministry just launched a new website – hopeforlife.net. Check it out to see how they're ministering to HIV-affected communities.
Changing the world starts with one camper
God can use a single camper to transform an entire village for His fame — we've witnessed it.
Chad is not an easy location
With its diverse population of hundreds of ethnic groups speaking 120 languages and dialects, it’s no surprise that Chad is sometimes called the “Babel Tower of the World.”
Career coaching service available for COVID-19s jobless
Motivated by the gospel, professional career coaches Daniel and Jeanie Ough are offering their free services to anyone without jobs during the pandemic. Read on to find out about this opportunity.
Can Good News transform Madagascar
The Good News Project has grown in, engaged with and served Mandritsara in Madagascar. Find out how their gospel-centred service has impacted the town and drawn workers from across the world.
Called back home
Servio and his family obeyed when God sent them home to plant a church in the remote Loja province.
COVID-19 prompts first Gurmanchema Old Testament recording
Elisa realised the need for the Old Testament audio in Gurmanchema when COVID-19 disrupted the lives of her security guard's family. Find out more about this new recording project.
COVID-19 and coronavirus: How SIM is responding
SIM has taken urgent steps to help our workers and the communities they serve respond appropriately to the growing spread of COVID-19 through the coronavirus.
By word (and care) of mouth
How often do Brendan and Erin Connally's ministries overlap? Dentistry and oral Bible storying complement each other more than you'd think.
Building the Church by motorcycle
The somewhat imaginary path dwindled away, and we couldn't make ourselves imagine it going any farther. We stopped the motorcycle and laughed.
Building good relationships in a tough place
New relationships surprise an anonymous central Asia SIM worker.
Bringing art and beauty to Kenyas trash heaps
What business does a group of artists have, visiting a huge rubbish dump in Nairobi, sitting in tiny shacks with the trash sorters, and bringing art materials to their kids?
Manglo has a vision for the future
In our finite existence and brokenness, we continue to find hope and meaning in a God of infinite hope. Manglo may not yet know Jesus as her Lord and Saviour, but the door to salvation has been opened.
Benjamin trusts God to provide water
Benjamin wanted to emulate Jesus’ ministry of reconciliation, while tangibly helping people through earthly problems.
Banda Health and Kijabe respond to COVID-19
An SIM-initiated IT project is helping small, independent medical clinics prepare to care for COVID-19 patients in city slums and rural areas of Kenya.
At home in Mali
A short stay in Mali turned into something much more for Puti. Find out how God changed Puti's plans and used the Faithful Witness initiative for his glory.
Appolinarie can breathe again
The Lord healed Appolinarie from trauma during the Rwandan genocide. Now, she helps other French-speaking refugees in Nairobi.
An audience of 150,000 and growing
For gifted evangelists such as Getachew, the movement of 16 different Sudanese tribes from hard to reach areas into a single refugee area presents a wonderful opportunity. It's an opportunity to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with many more people.
SIM Stories
Chinese-Australian group visits Malawis Chinese diaspora
A group of seven Chinese-Australian Christians took a short-term trip to Malawi to better understand outreach opportunities among the Chinese Diaspora. Read about what they learned.
Chicken dinner ministry
Inmates take part in the Great Commission by donating from what they have.
Check out the new hopeforlife.net website
SIM’s Hope for Life ministry just launched a new website – hopeforlife.net. Check it out to see how they're ministering to HIV-affected communities.
Changing the world starts with one camper
God can use a single camper to transform an entire village for His fame — we've witnessed it.
Chad is not an easy location
With its diverse population of hundreds of ethnic groups speaking 120 languages and dialects, it’s no surprise that Chad is sometimes called the “Babel Tower of the World.”
Career coaching service available for COVID-19s jobless
Motivated by the gospel, professional career coaches Daniel and Jeanie Ough are offering their free services to anyone without jobs during the pandemic. Read on to find out about this opportunity.
Can Good News transform Madagascar
The Good News Project has grown in, engaged with and served Mandritsara in Madagascar. Find out how their gospel-centred service has impacted the town and drawn workers from across the world.
Called back home
Servio and his family obeyed when God sent them home to plant a church in the remote Loja province.
COVID-19 prompts first Gurmanchema Old Testament recording
Elisa realised the need for the Old Testament audio in Gurmanchema when COVID-19 disrupted the lives of her security guard's family. Find out more about this new recording project.
COVID-19 and coronavirus: How SIM is responding
SIM has taken urgent steps to help our workers and the communities they serve respond appropriately to the growing spread of COVID-19 through the coronavirus.
By word (and care) of mouth
How often do Brendan and Erin Connally's ministries overlap? Dentistry and oral Bible storying complement each other more than you'd think.
Building the Church by motorcycle
The somewhat imaginary path dwindled away, and we couldn't make ourselves imagine it going any farther. We stopped the motorcycle and laughed.
Building good relationships in a tough place
New relationships surprise an anonymous central Asia SIM worker.
Bringing art and beauty to Kenyas trash heaps
What business does a group of artists have, visiting a huge rubbish dump in Nairobi, sitting in tiny shacks with the trash sorters, and bringing art materials to their kids?
Manglo has a vision for the future
In our finite existence and brokenness, we continue to find hope and meaning in a God of infinite hope. Manglo may not yet know Jesus as her Lord and Saviour, but the door to salvation has been opened.
Benjamin trusts God to provide water
Benjamin wanted to emulate Jesus’ ministry of reconciliation, while tangibly helping people through earthly problems.
Banda Health and Kijabe respond to COVID-19
An SIM-initiated IT project is helping small, independent medical clinics prepare to care for COVID-19 patients in city slums and rural areas of Kenya.
At home in Mali
A short stay in Mali turned into something much more for Puti. Find out how God changed Puti's plans and used the Faithful Witness initiative for his glory.
Appolinarie can breathe again
The Lord healed Appolinarie from trauma during the Rwandan genocide. Now, she helps other French-speaking refugees in Nairobi.
An audience of 150,000 and growing
For gifted evangelists such as Getachew, the movement of 16 different Sudanese tribes from hard to reach areas into a single refugee area presents a wonderful opportunity. It's an opportunity to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with many more people.
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