by Regina Jennings | May 1, 2018 | Family, Missions
Last month my husband Coy and I went to Belize to work with a ministry that a friend had started there. We’d never been to Belize before, but we’ve done our share of traveling and thought we’d seen everything. We were wrong. After a long day of flights and getting our...
by Regina Jennings | Sep 6, 2012 | Christian Life, Missions
This week I sat in on a meeting that could’ve been held in any church. Our ministry team met to discuss the winter calendar, the service projects, and Christmas programs…and some of the comments got me to thinking. In evaluating the effectiveness of our Christmas...
by Regina Jennings | May 31, 2012 | Mexico, Missions
“Would you like to hold a service for the prison church?” This was one of those moments when you wonder…when you hope…that something is lost in translation. “I’m sorry. In English the word prison means jail, a place where criminals...
by Regina Jennings | Mar 8, 2012 | Christian Life, Missions
I love hearing stories of heroism—of people who take ordinary opportunities and turn them into spiritual victories. Yesterday while talking to a childhood friend of mine I heard such a tale. A Fortunate Affliction? Sunday evening Mary’s 7-year-old son developed an...
by Regina Jennings | Aug 20, 2011 | Africa, Missions, Publication Story
“Are there bathrooms where we’re going?” we asked our African host. “In Africa, there are bathrooms everywhere.” He motioned out the window of the jeep. Sure enough. I’d have to be careful where I looked. And stepped. Although my mind was still whirling from the ACFW...
