Danielle Strickland has been serving the marginalized for over twenty years, from establishing Justice Departments for The Salvation Army to launching Global anti-trafficking initiatives, to creating new movements to mobilize people towards transformational living.
Danielle Strickland talks about what it means to use what you have to unleash God's Kingdom
The difficult situation of Venezuelan Christians is complex: A missionary perspective Read more
The good news is a call to liberation for the oppressed and the oppressors. It’s a call to leave everything. Read more
MoveIn is "a movement of regular Christians who have accepted the invitation to find Christ in the broken places." Read more
I came back to the mission field where I serve now because I was so touched when I came here on a short-term outreach. Read more
Don't know how to engage in Christ's mission? Here are some resources to get started Read more
Unity takes work, especially when the world finds itself dealing with a pandemic, wars, economic uncertainty and political upheaval. Read more
The Ramabai Mukti Mission was founded in 1889 and is still serving India’s women and children today. Read more
The mission world has lost a giant upon whose shoulders many, many of us have been lifted to see better, go further than we could otherwise have done. Read more