Central Asia – Break My Heart For What Breaks Yours
The Navigators Within minutes of our arrival, the children had circled each of us, marveling over our appearances. Because of the … Continue Reading
Central Asia – From Comfort, Through Change
The Navigators At five years old, I decided I wanted to be an actress. In eighth grade, I made a bet with a classmate that I’d be famous… Continue Reading
East Asia – Coming Away Encouraged
The Navigators One of my closest relationships in East Asia was with the daughter of our language teacher. We bonded quickly, and I … Continue Reading
Ghana – On the Receiving End
The Navigators The goal was to be on the road by 10am. We finally left at 1pm. This was my first experience in “Ghana time,” but the … Continue Reading
Southeast Asia – Utterly Amazed
The Navigators God didn’t work in the ways I expected Him to. The ministry team on our campus had different ideas than those I came … Continue Reading
Snapshots of God at Work
Elizabeth Charlotte Graves “It’s hard to condense my summer trip into any specific lesson or event but I think there were certain … Continue Reading
What We Do
The Navigators Our 80-year-old slogan, “To Know Christ and to Make Him Known,®” aptly describes what Navigators do. As we … Continue Reading
Repairing Roofs and Building Trust in Russia
Kim McCauley When Navigators Doug Shake and Vern Peterson received an invitation to return to Russia last summer, they didn’t hesitate. … Continue Reading
The College Connection
Gwen Sellers It was June 2006 and Mark and Lexie Day had just moved into their new home in Shawnee, Kansas, when the doorbell rang. Mark … Continue Reading
Musings on Philip
Pam Darnell Honestly, I was afraid I would never see Philip alive again when we said good-bye to him on that hot day last August. You see,… Continue Reading