STORY LIBRARY
One of the gifts God has given us is the many stories of God at work in churches, lives, and communities around the world. They destroy the boxes we tend to put God in and lead us to our knees in worship. We invite you to read, watch, listen, and explore the story library.
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Stories of God’s power displayed in the Church
This is a collection of stories from the TCT program. These stories were originally included in our printed story book, and we’ve made them available in a digital format here.
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A Girl With Autism, A Beloved Daughter
This is the story of a mother who loves unrelentingly…of a girl considered worthless by society, but who is priceless in the eyes of her mom. A little more than four years ago, Twinkle’s mother [...]
WDC Graduate Stories
Our Wholistic Development Center (WDC) is welcoming a new group of incoming students this month. Every two years, WDC selects twenty-eight young adults to live together on campus, study a vocation and commit to an [...]
Living With HIV
Shame. Stigma. Discrimination. Rejection. Abandonment. These are the words that should come to mind when you put yourself in the shoes of a person living with HIV in the India of 2015. So much shame, [...]
The God Road
This story comes from our TCT program in Southeast Asia. We love glimpsing the way God can fulfill His promise to lift up those who humble themselves. Tasks like creating dirt roads or cleaning up [...]
Joe and Susie
Glimpses of God are everywhere – in the small actions of churches loving neighbors, speaking out against violence, loving the differently abled. They appear in amazing acts of culture change when one lesson changes the [...]
From Myanmar: An Act of Love
This month’s Glimpses of God is shared by one of our TCT facilitators in Myanmar: At the first TCT conference in our area, I learnt from the life of Mother Teresa who was doing ministry [...]
Nurturing Truth and Confronting Lies – The Village Story
Reconciled World’s second Core Principle is “Nurturing Truth and Confronting Lies.” In a nutshell, this means that we believe that every culture and community holds onto some truths and some lies. To see a community thrive, [...]
Koti’s Story
Sometimes it takes years to see fruit from the seeds we sow. For the teachers at In His Image, patience is one of the most important assets, both in daily interactions with the students and [...]
Ending Gendercide Award Ceremony
Violence against women, especially domestic violence, is a major problem in India. About one-third of women between the ages of 15 and 49 have experienced domestic violence here. Sadly, the problem is also prevalent among [...]
Pray: Fatalism
This was originally posted in July 2017. I’ve just spent a month in Africa teaching the TCT program. One of the big things we look at during trainings are the beliefs that keep people locked [...]
How to Pray Against Pornography Addiction
My parents never had the sex talk with me. I think they hoped my youth pastor or the gym teacher would take care of it. And to some extent that’s what happened. Fifth grade sex [...]
Pray: God is Faithful
In the classic allegory, Hind’s Feet in High Places by Hannah Hurnard, the main character, Much Afraid, takes a perilous journey up a mountain because the Shepherd has promised her that when she reaches the [...]
A Prayer for Children with Disabilities
April is Autism Awareness Month. Let’s pause to pray for children with autism and other disabilities. We invite you to pray along with the video or to use it as a starting point for [...]
We rise together: Women supporting women
We are reposting this blog in honor of International Women's Day. This blog was originally posted in March 2017. How do we women think of ourselves and view other women? The abuse, oppression, objectification and [...]
Prayer: Salt & Light
In Matthew 5:13-16, Jesus calls His followers “the salt of the earth” and “the light of the world.” Those verses finish with the instructions: let your light shine before others, that they may see [...]
