by e3 Partners | Feb 6, 2023 | Church Planting, Mexico, Missions Updates, Stories of Impact, Supporting Missions, The United States, USA
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been addressing an important and biblical topic: how to be spiritually bold! With that in mind, allow us to suggest a short-term mission trip with e3 Partners; no experience is necessary and our seasoned trip leaders will guide you...
by Jim Shannon | Apr 16, 2020 | Missional Living, Spiritual Growth, Stories of Impact
Learning to Face COVID-19 From Those Saints Who Have Gone Before As we try to find our way during this time of crisis, I think it is instructive to look back at how the Church has responded to similar crises in the past. We keep hearing the word “unprecedented” in...
by Jeff Johnston | Feb 27, 2020 | Prayers, Stories of Impact
On a recent trip to the Dominican Republic, our e3 team spent lots of time traveling in a bus, which was driven by a man named Ale*. Ale was friendly and very helpful. He worked hard throughout the trip, not only making sure that the team got to each destination...
by Jeff Johnston | Jan 23, 2020 | Stories of Impact, The Unreached, Uncategorized
Recently, 33 North Americans traveled abroad on an e3 trip to work with some national partners seeking to spread the gospel and disciple new believers. All 33 people prepared for months before the trip, learning gospel sharing tools and discipleship techniques. They...
by Jeff Johnston | Jan 10, 2020 | Spiritual Growth, Stories of Impact
On a recent trip to Latin America, Jess* and George* spent the whole first day searching for a “house of peace”. The house of peace search was something they’d learned during their pre-trip training. It comes from Luke 10:1-9. “After this the Lord appointed...
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...