Board of Missions Assignment: Angel and Blanca Infantes
The EMC Board of Missions is excited to announce that Angel and Blanca Infantes were assigned to serve in Guadalajara, Mexico, earlier this summer. They arrived in Mexico on [...]
Missions
Ministerial Looks at ‘The Mission of the Church’
by Terry M. Smith LONDON, Ont.—The EMC’s ministerial on July 6, 2018, heard a devotional by Jacob Enns, learned of Layton Friesen’s first year as conference pastor, and [...]
Bolivia: May this book serve a valuable role in educating families and protecting at risk people!
by Caroline Krahn We are very excited about our new school at Haciende Verde. Even though enrolment is down a bit from last year, we love that we now have four students in [...]
MacGregor: Adopting Missionaries Enhances Prayer
by Menno Hamm MacGREGOR, Man.—Several years ago, in order to enhance the missions program in our church, we began the process of “adopting” several missionaries in [...]
Ken Zacharias: Your Church is a Missionary Search Committee!
by Ken Zacharias, Foreign Secretary Did you know that your local church is a Missionary Search Committee? Pastoral search committee members often find the process to hire a [...]
Bolivia: Nancy Friesen To Return
by Ken Zacharias, Foreign Secretary, EMC Board of Missions Nancy Friesen (Picture Butte) completed her studies at the Rio Grande Bible institute in December 2017. She will be [...]
Judy and Dave in Paraguay: The Unfinished Work
Judy and Dave have long cared for marginalized people. A year ago Judy was told she had cancer. She passed away on Dec. 9, 2017. [...]
Paraguay: Sharing Answers to Prayer
I'd like to make a list of positive things that we see happening here in our church plant. [...]
EMC Board of Missions Approves Special Projects at its June Meeting
Radio Mensajero, located in Tres Palmas, Paraguay, has broadcast the Good News of salvation for more than 18 years. [...]
Ken Zacharias: God Gets the Glory for 50 Years of Church Growth in Nicaragua!
Doris and Fred Friesen were our first missionaries here. Doris and others reflect on what has happened in a half-century. [...]
