What do we treasure, how will we account for our lives, and how can we use our skills and resources for God’s kingdom? These are questions Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, founder of the Institute for International Medicine (INMED), and the Humanitarian Health Conference, discusses with Barry and Laura, centering around his book Five Bags of Gold. Dr. Comninellis also shares lessons from decades in global medical missions, and offers practical wisdom for anyone considering mission work, mentoring, or a life of faith in action.
To be sustainable and effective, missions systems have to be strategic and holistic. Will Rogers, missions director at Southeast Christian Church and executive director of the Global Missions Health Conference, shares a practical framework for how churches can disciple, send, and care for mission-minded people across every age group.
In this episode as Bernie Morris, executive director of a granting foundation, shares expert insights on securing funding for nonprofit organizations, especially faith-based groups. Discover essential strategies for building trust, crafting effective grant proposals, and understanding what funders look for, plus, how to authentically present your spiritual impact.
Since his first mission trip in 1984, Troy Sledge, RN, MSN, has been on 68 mission trips. In this episode, he shares his wealth of wisdom and testimonies from the mission field.
Introducing the Blessings Broadcast. In this episode, hear the origins of Blessings International and meet our hosts, Barry Ewy and Laura Berry.
