Freddy Munalwa was raised in a dysfunctional, polygamous home in Uganda. In his search for truth and belonging, he eventually found himself in a religious group he now recognizes as a cult. Unaware that he was being taught lies, he remained in the cult for...
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Pastor Philip is one of 10 local teachers working with Global Action to equip church leaders in Zimbabwe, and he is instilling in his students the same compassion for the vulnerable that characterizes his own life and ministry. His humility and love are contagious, and this is...
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Right now, you have the opportunity to DOUBLE your impact. Every gift that comes in from November 10th though December 31st will be MATCHED dollar-for-dollar up to $200,000. That means you can help us raise $400,000 this Christmas toward our goal of equipping 2,500 ministry leaders in 2023! Funds raised at this time of...
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When the war started in Ukraine, we found ourselves in new ministry territory. How do we serve in the midst of violence, political unrest, war, and danger? We didn’t have answers to any of these questions. We only knew we had to immediately support and provide additional...
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Thanks to the generous support of all our partners, we were able to help our network of Ukrainian pastors and leaders accomplish the following this year:
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When the war in Ukraine started, Global Action leapt into action. We were especially aware of the needs of the Roma people who, traditionally, have been ignored by leaders and communities and are treated as lower-class citizens. Because of our work with Roma pastor Mykola...
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How does your current work feed into Global Action’s mission? My goal in my current work is to strive for excellence in the courses we provide while maintaining accessibility for our students. I hope to bring the exciting developments in academic research and scholarship into...
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Divya*is one of nine women taking part in the Global Action’s Foundations course in the Andaman Islands. At her request we are not using her real name or showing a picture that includes her because, like many of our students, the path that led her here is...
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