by e3 Partners | Sep 15, 2021 | Church Partnerships, Church Planting, Colombia, Dominican Republic, The Unreached
Hi! I’m Mike, a Strategy Coordinator for the Dominican Republic, and I’ve been on staff with e3 Partners since 1998. My time at e3 started two decades ago, shortly after I completed my seminary education. God gave me a heart for the nations, but I didn’t know how to...
by e3 Partners | Aug 3, 2021 | Church Planting, Orality, The Unreached
Did you know that over 75% of the world prefers to learn through oral storytelling methods? I’m Jenanna Cook, a member of our e3 Oral Strategy Team with e3 Partners Ministry. Over six years ago, I participated in an e3 Story Training for Trainers workshop where I...
by Anne Lucas | Jul 21, 2021 | Church Planting, Medical, Middle East, Prayers, The Unreached
My name is Anne Lucas (pictured on the left) and I’m the Director of e3 Medical & Short-Term Trips here at e3 Partners Ministry. I’d like to share a wonderful testimony from one of our recent medical missions in the Middle East! If you didn’t already know, e3’s...
by e3 Partners | Jul 9, 2021 | Church Planting, The United States, The Unreached
e3 Partners Ministry is known for equipping believers, evangelizing the world, and establishing healthy, multiplying churches. We do, in fact, send missionaries all around the globe to share the Gospel. But we also do the same thing—right here in the US! Below is a...
by e3 Partners | Jul 6, 2021 | Africa, Church Planting, Community Transformation
People tend to have many preconceived ideas about missionaries. When I think of the word “missionary,” I picture a married couple in their early 30’s with 2-3 children serving full-time in a remote part of the world. How about you—what exactly do you envision? In...
by Jeff Johnston | Jul 10, 2019 | Church Planting, Peru, Stories of Impact
The God we serve is faithful. When we trust in His Almighty power, we get a front row seat to the good He can do through people like you and me. I witnessed this recently on an e3 trip to Peru. There were many people on our trip who welcomed us into their homes, but...
