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Right now, our Kenya team is hosting a ten-week internship. During this time, the interns are living with and learning from the team what full-time missions can look like in a cross-cultural setting. This internship is equipping them with the skills needed to step into their call to the nations. Join us in praying that God would guide each intern through the remainder of this internship and reveal their next steps in the Great Commission.

John and Derrick have been learning and training with our Kenya team. They have been focusing on discipleship and discerning their call. In September, John and Derrick were mobilized to Tanzania to work with a partner ministry to reach the Maasai Tribe. The Great Commission is for every Christian and we are so honored to play a part in John and Derrick’s call to the Nations.

✨Missionary Monday✨
Meet Josh and Fern Badal! Josh has been faithfully serving as a Go To Nations missionary in Thailand since 2020, where he met his wife, Fern. Together, they focus on meeting both the spiritual and practical needs of the Thai people. Josh and Fern regularly pray and seek God for divine appointments while also assisting families with practical needs, from providing groceries to helping with medical appointments. Recently, they hosted a short-term team from Taiwan, ministering in three schools and a juvenile detention center. Much of their ministry also centers on discipling and encouraging new believers, teaching them the tenets of the Christian faith and watching as God transforms hearts.
God is moving in Thailand, and we are thankful for Josh and Fern and their faithful commitment to serving the Thai people!

Dr. Paul has been leading a team of ministers who are spreading the gospel throughout Hindu communities in India. One way they have been doing this is through The Garden, a book written by another of our missionaries. Recently, two people received the seed of the gospel after reading this book and then went on to spread it to others.
One man, who was planning on taking his life, sent a farewell message to his friends. One of his friends, who had read The Garden, responded by sharing from the book. His words filled the man with the hope of Jesus, and he changed his mind. A woman read The Garden after returning home from a long day at work. Forgetting her tiredness, she insisted her children should read it as well, saying it would be very beneficial to the youth.
Even in Hindu communities resistant to the gospel, God continues to make a way for people to encounter Him and share His hope with others.

Missionaries often talk about the 10/40 Window—the region of the world where the greatest concentration of unreached people live. But there is another important missions focus that isn't defined by geography: the 4/14 Window. This window includes children ages 4 to 14 who will often make a solid decision about their feelings toward faith and religion. Around the world, our missionaries are investing in children through outreaches, school programs, summer camps, and other ministries designed for their unique age group and culture. Whatever the setting, the heart remains the same: to introduce everyone to the love of Christ, regardless of their age.

Although our missionaries to Nepal are currently traveling, they have remained in close contact with local pastors and ministers near the areas devastated by recent flooding. Through our Asia Disaster Relief project, funds are being provided to trusted local partners who are assisting with rescue efforts and meeting urgent needs in affected communities. If you feel led to financially support the ongoing response in Nepal, follow the link ➡️
https://gotonations.org/advocacy/campaign/232925/P907DRF-1