Some years ago an important book was published called Toxic Charity. Robert Lupton, a long time worker in America’s inner cities, took time to reflect on Christian charity to the poor, including the ...

Author and Pastor Tony Myles spoke with us about his latest book Flipping Missions. Tony shared his thoughts on the current state of short term missions and what leaders can do to help make the trips ...

As tourists head to airports this summer, American travelers are likely to see groups of young people in matching T-shirts awaiting flights to Latin America or further afield. Their T-shirts sport ...

A few years ago I was in a church service where a team of energetic college students and young adults was reporting back on their short-term international mission trip. Like most such groups, they had ...

Julie Choueiki, a nurse, remembers going on a medical aid trip with Colorectal Team Overseas (CTO) to Greece. While there, the mother of a young boy with a complicated anorectal malformation in need ...

As tourists head to airports this summer, American travelers are likely to see groups of young people in matching T-shirts awaiting flights to Latin America or further afield. Their T-shirts sport ...

Jessie and Alexis Ross left on an airplane from Los Angeles International Airport on Friday night with their father, Dr. Timothy Ross. The Huntington Beach residents headed to Ayaviri, Peru for a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I explore topics in global health, discuss policy and gender equity issues in healthcare and also provide insights from a doctor's ...

Bethel students appreciate the support they receive from family and friends who help make this life-changing experience possible. There are two easy ways to make a donation toward your student's trip: ...

The decision to embark on a medical mission trip to the Philippines was fueled by a shared passion for providing healthcare to underserved communities. For one of us, this trip was deeply personal, as ...

In May of last year, a 10-foot wall with barbed wire known as the “Wall of Shame” divided the wealthy from the impoverished outside Lima, Peru. Lavish white buildings sit on one side of the wall, ...