Matt and Molly Landry (names changed) look toward their future together, serving the world wherever God leads them. (IMB photo)
Matt and Molly Landry (names changed) look toward their future together, serving the world wherever God leads them. (IMB photo)
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Emily Sheddan (center) and youth baristas team up each December to serve specialty coffees at Mount Harmony Baptist Church, Knoxville. All proceeds go to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. (Photo by Kris Wysong)
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Members of Mount Harmony Baptist Church, Knoxville, stop by the coffee counter for a sweet drink and sweet fellowship before leaving a donation for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. (Photo by Kris Wysong)
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Elijah Morton, 15, adds a whipped cream swirl to the top of a latte. This is Elijah’s third year to serve as a barista at the Lattes for Lottie counter. (Photo by Kris Wysong)
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Emily Sheddan grew up on the mission field and wanted to teach her church members more about Lottie Moon. In 2017, she started Lattes for Lottie to raise money for missions, but also to help educate others about one of Southern Baptist’s most famous missionaries. (Photo by Kris Wysong)
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At a Rugby World Championships viewing party hosted by Tokyo Baptist Church, two women sample foods from countries represented by teams in the championships. The church, along with IMB partners, will host similar viewing parties for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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IMB missionary Carlton Walker shows volunteers an Army Air Force (AAF) fabric map of Japan during a training event that was hosted in preparation for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The map belonged to his father-in-law, who served as a pilot during World War II. Carlton used the map as an illustration to encourage the volunteers to consider the opportunities they will have to share the gospel during the Olympics.
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A Chinese woman stands beside a monument dedicated to Lottie Moon at Wulin Shenghui Church of Penglai in Shandong province. Chinese Christians built the monument and dedicated it to Moon in 1915. (IMB Photo)
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Children gather by the Kwilu River in Kikwit, Democratic Republic of Congo, and listen to a local pastor tell the story of Jesus calming the water. IMB missionaries have trained Kikwit residents to tell stories from the Bible in their everyday conversations
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Sandy Wisdom-Martin presents gifts to the Korean Baptist pastor’s wives in attendance at the Korean Summit. The gift included a framed quote and a ‘friendship cross’ made by artisans involved in WMU’s WorldCrafts program.
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J.D. Greear, (left), president of the Southern Baptist Convention, and Paul Chitwood, (right), president of the International Mission Board, field questions during a Q&A session at the Korean Summit with Korean Baptists leaders. (IMB Photo)
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Chitwood welcomes Rev. Jaechul Yoon, (right) president of the Korean Baptist Conference and pastor of Daegu Central Baptist Church, Seoul, South Korea and Rev., Sung Ryong Jung, (center) pastor at Ever Love Church during a break at the Korean Summit.
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An attendee of the Korean Summit listens to a live translation of Chitwood’s message from English to Korean.
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IMB workers regularly visit villages where believers are gathering to study the Bible.
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Cambodians travel down a village street. Travel is often difficult and the journeys long in Cambodia.
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Hospitality is an important aspect of Middle Eastern culture. Visitors are treated with a delicious meal and warm conversation around the table. (IMB photo)Meal
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IMB workers John and Lois Wang are utilizing a three-part strategy for involving churches in student ministry.
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Lois Wang (bottom row, third from left) teaches Korean at a local university in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her husband, John, is also a university professor.
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IMB worker John Wang (far left) builds relationships with students in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Pray the Lord will send out more who will go to share the gospel with the multitudes who are dying daily without Christ. We must act now through our praying, giving and going. Ask God to send more workers into the fields of lostness. If you fee God leading you to respond, visit imb.org/go today.
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