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Kevin Minto
Kevin Minto is the founder of Seasoned Servants, a ministry dedicated to mobilizing the wisdom and experience of retired or semi-retired evangelical Christians (50+) to...
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InFaith - Why We Reach the Nation
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At the end of the day, the mission is very clear: serving those who are more disenfranchised gives you a closer look at the ways of Jesus. – Emily Mitchell, Full-time missionary in Philadelphia, PA. As a nation, we are broken, lost, and in desperate need of hope. When people feel like there's no one who can help them or...
Anderson's Summer Missionary Matching Fund
Thank you for prayerfully and generously donating to our special fund we have created. We will use this special fund as a strong motivator for...
Celina Gladden
The ministry Celina has been called to is women’s recovery, senior adults, and local inner-city children. She has plans for community events to bring people...
Tyson Hennis
Tyson Hennis is a missionary in Minnesota whose mission revolves around reaching the broken and marginalized within his community, particularly those in the prison system—prisoners...
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Local Reach: Port Orchard, Washington
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A story of reaching local and changing lives in Port Orchard, Washington, with Larry and Vonnie Pratt. Sometimes God places you in the right place at the right time. InFaith missionaries Larry and Vonnie Pratt are puppeteers who travel all over the West Coast—and didn’t realize how important their next performance would be.
Bonnie Ellis
Support Bonnie Ellis as they continue their retirement with InFaith.
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Doris and Dave's ministry update
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Local Reach: Milford, Kansas
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At 16 years old, Kiah was struggling with anxiety and depression. She was isolating from her parents and hanging out with friends who encouraged her in gender identity struggles. She had turned her back on the God of her childhood. She was angry all the time, considered herself gender fluid, and agnostic. “But God was working even when I wasn’t...