Behind prison walls and in counseling rooms marked by years of pain, lives once defined by shame are beginning to shift. Through a 12-week journey of Scripture and guided reflection, women are discovering space to process their stories and encounter hope in unexpected places.

In Eswatini, some of the most meaningful gospel moments have happened around dinner tables, on soccer fields, and during late-night game sessions. Levi Lettau shares what it has looked like for his family to leave behind familiarity and slowly build relationships with young men in their community through the everyday rhythms of friendship.

At the English center, language learning is only the beginning. Through language lessons and job training, Andrew and Grace Reed are creating places of belonging where spiritual conversations happen naturally, and people begin to explore who Jesus is through genuine relationships.

Last summer, in dorms and break rooms, college students discovered that evangelism was not just an event happening elsewhere, but a lifestyle of gospel conversations lived in those very places. Through her experience directing Leadership training, Gaia Stanley shares how God used these students' obedience to transform lives.

At the Summit Institute, young leaders are not just studying ministry; they are leading worship, discipling students, helping baptize new believers, and preparing to plant churches around the world. Director Blair Waggett shares that through mentorship, theological training, and hands-on ministry experience, they are being formed and sent to faithfully serve churches and communities worldwide.