Adventures in Missions

This environment isn’t foreign to me. It’s not new. It’s no longer uncomfortable. I’ve been in and out of bars and strip clubs for four years bringing Kingdom and love. My heart has long since been softened for the men.…

On November 8, 2013, Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) hit Tacloban hard, killing at least 5,800, and as many as 20,000. It was the deadliest typhoon in Philippine history, and according to Wikipedia & Scientific American, it was “unofficially the strongest typhoon ever recorded in terms of wind…

Before coming on this trip I had a few expectations. I was expecting to see God in a new way, to make new friends, and to get some clarity on some things I was dealing with at home. Little did…

The storm came around 6 am. I hardly noticed until our door swung wide open and slammed shut repeatedly. I sat up in my bed and thought, “MAN, are you serious!? We were supposed to go on a feeding this…

These 3 weeks have literally been the most rewarding, and difficult weeks on my life. It has been filled with ministry of various kinds including bringing food to outside villages, children’s ministry and a separate youth ministry called Journey 4…

Today, we went to a feeding in a place called Tent City. It got the name because most of the houses are made out of tents. The people who live there are so kind and selfless. They smile from their…

After 24 hours of travel, the Ambassador team arrived safely in the Philippines Tuesday evening.   After some rest, we quickly jumped into ministry. Kids International Ministries, or KIM, is heavily involved in serving the local community. They feed surrounding…

by Jocelyn Reyes (aka: Lola) When I first arrived in the Philippines, I couldn’t believe the sight  (the neighborhood/region of where we were staying).  The homes and conditions that the local people who were affected by the ty phoon was…

  I had an awesome time working with Kids International Ministries, they were an amazing group of people.    Children were loved on,the hungry were fed, prayer was brought to the communities we served in, and construction was done to…