By Brandon Elrod ALPHARETTA, Ga.—Every summer for the last few years, college students have participated in the GenSend missions experience, being fully immersed in one of the North American Mission…
By Caroline Lusk During a time of crisis, it’s easy to reduce the situation to numbers. As of this writing, over 3.5 million people have been infected. Over 250,000 have…
By Caroline Lusk “People are opening up in ways they hadn’t before,” says Taylor Field, Send Relief’s New York City ministry center director and pastor of Graffiti Church. “It’s an…
By Natalie Sarrett “I guess they really picked us rather than us picking them,” said a Send Relief partner about tribes in the Amazon rainforest who are benefitting from the food…
By Gabriel Stovall Megan, a Highpoint Church volunteer, prepares to push out a cart full of fruit, vegetables and other food items to one of the church’s mobile care centers….
By Natalie Sarrett Fear is a powerful weapon. In remote communities in Uganda, rumors of the coronavirus’ fallout are running rampant. Most villagers don’t have access to the internet, TV…
By Gabriel Stovall Chad Spriggs, Send Network New Mexico Director, says the meals and crisis buckets sent through Send Relief couldn’t have come at a better time. “The conditions in…
By Gabriel Stovall NEW ORLEANS, La. – “I remember watching the news and seeing how Hurricane Katrina had just devastated the city, and here I was, 12 hours away in…
By Gabriel Stovall Jason Johnson’s journey to fostering was something he couldn’t have anticipated when he first began ministry as a church planter. “If you had asked me 20 years…
By Caroline Lusk In the middle of crisis, your missionaries around the world and across the street are still feeding the hungry, supporting the poor and shining a light for…