Planting Seeds for Growth: How a Village in Uganda was Transformed
In the village of Muyembe, Uganda, learn how the Lord has changed hearts over 30 years of impact.… Continue Reading
Believers in Burundi: How D4D Training Has Led to Generations of Impact
Learn how The Navigators D4D ministry is cultivating generations of disciples through believers in Burundi and beyond. Continue Reading
A Weekend of Inspiration at the 2023 National Staff Gathering
Last month, Navigator staff came together in Texas for the National Staff Gathering where they enjoyed times of laughter, along with … Continue Reading
Life-to-Life® Discipleship Transforms the Most Diverse Square Mile in the U.S.
When Amari* was 7 years old his family moved from Ethiopia to Clarkston, Georgia. (See below “A Global City to Train Disciplemakers” for… Continue Reading
Discipleship and Heart Transformation in Uganda
This village in Uganda was rife with witches, murderers, and other wicked people who'd been driven out of their previous homes.… Continue Reading
Whole-Life Transformation: Never Too Late For Education
David Kordorwu (senior International Mentor for over a decade) met Peter* in barren and desert-like northern Ghana years ago, when Peter was… Continue Reading
Fruitful Partnerships Advance the Gospel
Navigators in the Philippines and around the world have a strong basis of local trust and connection so they can continue to empower people.… Continue Reading
Prayers for Strength: Lifesaving Truths from God
God provided help in that (and every) season, and continues to do so. His grace sustains us with timely promises and answers to prayer.… Continue Reading
“Fishing for Men” Among Mangroves
Navigators Discipling for Development disciplemakers are providing healthy living conditions and economic hope to the people of West Africa.… Continue Reading
Discouragement and Hope in Disciplemaking — Harvest Episode 05
All disciplemakers will inevitably enter into times of discouragement. In those moments can we trust that God is still at work?… Continue Reading