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Revisit Zambia
Leaving, on a jet plane… That song rings in our ears as we finish our final packing today. Just before midnight tonight, April 1, our family will be boarding a jet towards Zambia. We will be returning home to Alberta on April 18, Lord willing. Guillermo and I (Mary-Ann) have been asked to be the speakers at the Flying Mission Zambia (FMZ) annual Spiritual Life Conference, April 12-15 and our 3 teens will be helping with the program for the missionary kids (MKs) together. Sher
Guillermo and Mary-Ann Reddekopp
Gem Lake Bible Camp
Thank you for being part of the team that prays, encourages, and financially supports the work of Inner City Youth Alive at Gem Lake Wilderness Camp. It’s hard to believe that it’s already been 17 years. God has truly been faithful, and I could not continue in this ministry without you. Our winter camp season ended much better than it began. We had a great time enjoying outdoor activities together in God’s creation, but more importantly, we had many opportunities for meaningf
Gord and Beckie Klassen
Griefshare an Important Part of Ministry
A few days before we were to start our latest GriefShare cycle, we were expecting 7 participants. In the last two days, we had 4 people sign up, and another showed up unexpectedly, so we ended up with 12, our largest group so far. This meant dividing into two discussion groups after the video to give the participants more time to share. Due to various circumstances, the group settled down to 8 regulars. We continue to be so blessed seeing the Lord’s work in the lives of parti
Tony and Janet Ens
Making Disciples that Make Disciples
Early in 2026, Elaine and I had the privilege of living in Bolivia for three months from mid-January to mid-April, while serving in an interim leadership role with the Low German ministry of MEM. Although most of our assignment focused on the MEM team and ministries, one of the rich side benefits of our experience was reconnecting monthly with pastors and churches from LIEAB (La Iglesia Evangélica Anabautista en Bolivia). For many EMMCers connected to Bolivia ministry over th
Darrell Kehler
Reflections from Bolivia: This is the Fruit
When I think back on my first trip to Bolivia, there isn’t just one moment that stands out. Instead, it’s a collection of moments, conversations, and realizations that I continue to ponder in my heart. One of the clearest takeaways for me was the importance of simply being present. Before the trip, I wondered what I could really offer in such a short amount of time. I knew I would be impacted personally, but I questioned whether my presence would actually make a difference to
Matt Braun
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