“It’s My Story:” Dispatch from a Moroccan Migrant Center
*All the names in this article have been changed to protect the individuals identity. RABAT, Morocco — Maria was 28 years old when she fled war
Category: Dispatch
“Welcome to Our Boiling Times”
After Mosul’s liberation, a monk’s view from the monastery Overlooking the Nineveh Plains, fifteen miles from Mosul, a fortress-like monastery clings to the crags of
Dispatch from Iraq
After Sixteen Months, a Reunion with the Rescued In the first volume of Nations Journal we introduced you to Dave Eubank, a former U.S. Army Special Forces
Dispatch from Pattaya
“I was in a bar recently and a john told me, ‘Pattaya is where people go to die.’” The bar that Dianna Bautista refers to is one
The Reformation Roadtrip: A Conversation with Five Reformers
In early 2018 we set out on a roadtrip through the American South to find reformers who are planted in our toughest communities, embodying biblical
Dispatch from the Border: II
Editor’s Note: This dispatch is a continuation of our first Border Dispatch and includes updates from reformers Hugo and Eunice Moya (featured in Nations Journal Volume 4.) The Moyas are
Dispatch from the Border
Editor’s Note: Concerning the detainment of migrant families and individuals on the border: We stand with vulnerable people and those who transcend politics to embody
Dispatch: Persecution in Nepal
In October of 2017, Nepal’s president signed a law criminalizing religious conversion. The law, which takes effect August 2018, prohibits religious conversion and restricts any person
2017 World Watch List
Our heart at Nations Foundation is to bridge the gap between believers around the globe. By sharing the stories of God working in the world’s
Havana Bible Project
Editor’s Note: This is a follow-up to “Dispatch: Cuba” from Nations Journal Volume One. Last year, our friend James Galt shared a story with us in the
