STRATEGIC AND COLLABORATIVE
Equipping the Church and mission community in a changing world.
Drawing on over 50 years of global experience, we operate at the intersection of faith and world events. Rather than just observing important global shifts, we interpret them through a biblical lens, offering the Church distinct perspectives to foster understanding and meaningful engagement.
We are dedicated to equipping believers in restricted nations where they face pressure for their faith, providing the strategic support and spiritual resources they need to remain resilient.
Beyond our global analysis, we are deeply invested in various grassroots interventions, putting our faith into practice through tangible aid and community-based initiatives where they are needed most.
PODCAST EPISODE
Radical Obedience
Nico & Vicky van Wyk sold everything to become full-time missionaries in Malawi, now serving among 67,000+ refugees inside the overcrowded Dzaleka Refugee Camp — providing meals, education, wound care, and healing to those facing extreme trauma. In this episode, they share what it took to step out in faith, the raw realities of life in Dzaleka, and how they guard against burnout in hard places.
How a CLINT EASTWOOD quote shaped my approach to the MIDDLE EAST
Drawing inspiration from Clint Eastwood’s philosophy of not letting “the old man in,” the article urges readers to spiritually guard their hearts by refusing to accept external invitations to hate, harbor suspicion, or adopt borrowed anger from global conflicts.
ESCAPING MARY’S ROOM: why we went to Lebanon and Syria
Drawing on Frank Jackson’s famous "Mary’s Room" thought experiment, this article explores how factual knowledge remains incomplete without lived experience, challenging the church to step out of comfortable theological theory and into deeply needed, incarnational solidarity with the people of Syria and Lebanon.