Hope for Abandoned Babies
It is my joy to serve with Global Action in Zimbabwe and to use my voice to speak up for those in need. Most of us may never know what it feels like to be abandoned and left alone with no one to love or...
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Hope for the Outcast
Who is your neighbor? For our team in India, the answer is impoverished HIV+ widows. These women are stigmatized and are unable to obtain work or even rent apartments because of their disease. The only home they have found is with other outcasts in the...
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COVID-19 Emergency Aid Initiative
Experts predict that the number of people facing acute hunger will double by the end of this year. COVID 19 has affected all of us, but the 3 billion people living on less than $3 a day have been devastated. The situation is urgent, and...
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Praying for Our World
I’ve been riveted to the television over the last few days—and grieving for our nation. We are all praying now for an end to violence, for an end to racism, and for God to bring healing to our land. It is right for us to...
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COVID-19 Update from India
Namaste, my name is Amit Mondal and I serve as Director of South Asia through your support of Global Action. My family and I live in Hyderabad, India, and I have been part of the Global Action family for nineteen years. You may not know this,...
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COVID-19 in Ukraine
My name is Igor Grishajev, and I am the Director of Eastern Europe. My wife Tetiana and I live and serve in Ukraine. Here in Ukraine, we’re used to hard times. But the Gospel continues to spread! We have not been as hard-hit by the...
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Update from Cuba
My name is Yuniel Cruz, and I am the director of Global Action for Latin America. My wife Susel and I are originally from Cuba. We have served the Lord for more than 15 years as pastors and we currently live in Foley, Alabama, where...
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Reaching the Unreached in a Pandemic
Bagari is a vegetable vendor from a rural village in India. He is from the ancient Banjara tribe, which is an unreached people group that typically mixes animism (the worship of creation) with Hinduism. The Banjara are poor, and lack even the most basic healthcare...
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White Flags in Guatemala
When Rich and Cherry Smith moved from Indiana to Guatemala, they were on a mission to make a lasting difference. Rather than coming with their own assumptions about how they were going to help, they chose to look for what the greatest needs really were....
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Hope in the Northern Triangle
Have you heard of the “Northern Triangle?” This region of Central America is comprised of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Unfortunately, this Triangle is known for its intense poverty, crime, and corruption. It’s a hard place to live, and it is now getting much harder....
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