(January 2021, Issue 109) Due to cultural and political barriers, one of our pioneering teams in Asia has abandoned the model of forming Christian communities and then trying to invite non-believers into their own circles. Instead, they live out their faith among their existing family and friendship networks. What can we learn from them?
(Jan. 2021, Issue 109) Imagine with me an army of prayer walkers, all over the world, in bustling cities and rural villages. They are attuned to Jesus. With every step, they release the kingdom of God on earth. Rulers and principalities bow and yield; their power is broken. Jesus has walked in!
Paul Stanley, a former international vice president of The Navigators, went home to his Lord on November 26, 2020 at age 78. Known by all as a courageous man and servant leader, Paul served on the International Executive Team with (then) International President Jerry White, and International Vice Presidents Jim Petersen and Donald McGilchrist.
(Oct. 2020, Issue 108) This year’s Global Student Program was a wild ride. Forced by the pandemic to run the program virtually, we brought together students from 21 countries, many of which suffer with widespread poverty, violence, and political strife. During our video calls and small group sessions, all of those realities flooded into the group’s shared experience.
(Oct. 2020, Issue 108) In Segovia, Spain, a first-century aqueduct built by the Romans spans what is now a popular gathering point. The aqueduct is a meaningful location for one Navigator who has developed strong friendships with Spaniards. Due to the pandemic, many have lost jobs or are grieving the deaths of friends and relatives, making some people more open to God.
