By Gabriel Stovall Thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, back-to-school time has a much different feel all around the globe. But whether students are going back to physical classrooms or…
By Gabriel Stovall Meeting the needs is nothing new for First Baptist Church of Spartanburg, South Carolina. In fact, the church has dedicated an entire church building to compassion ministry….
By Natalie Sarrett Throughout Central Asia, communities who were already underprivileged and overlooked by society are straining under the financial burden of the pandemic. Those with limited mobility—the elderly, disabled…
By Natalie Sarrett In one Asian country, Send Relief partners have been repeatedly beaten and left for dead in alleyways and side streets. Their families have been robbed. And the…
SAN DIEGO—One number will break the heart of anyone who cares about one of the most vulnerable populations in San Diego. According to North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionary Austin…
By Gabriel Stovall The three newest Adoptando en PR adoptions are the first to take place since the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down back in mid-March—they’re also the first since…
By Natalie Sarrett In a country where the average income is less than $200 a year, the present economic drought is making sustainable incomes harder and harder to maintain. Most…
By Gabriel Stovall There isn’t much Send Relief missionary and Graffiti Church pastor, Taylor Field hasn’t seen during his four-decade ministry in New York City. But through the good, the…
By Brandon Elrod NEW YORK—New York City has entered Phase 2 of its reopening plan following the COVID-19 shutdown, but several churches and church plants have plans to continue serving…
By Natalie Sarrett In one South American country, residents must travel to neighboring nations in order to receive proper medical care. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, many people couldn’t afford…