As Lifeword continues its mission to speak the gospel in the heart language of every person, teams around the world are expanding outreach efforts, training new disciples, and developing creative strategies to overcome obstacles. From Asia to the Americas, God is opening doors, and Lifeword teams are walking through them in faith.

Charlie and Whitney Wagner are excited to share their journey and calling to a Creative Access Nation in Asia. As a couple deeply committed to spreading the gospel, their story is one of obedience, transformation, and faithful service.

How exciting to see our team of North American church planters increasing! We officially welcomed five new BMA Global church plants recently at the BMA National Meeting. This brings our team to a total of 20 in eight different languages (English, French, Spanish, Russian, Urdu, Arabic, Garifuna, and Ukrainian). These church plants are being sent out by their sending churches with their prayers, support, and ongoing oversight.

In this video update, Cristian Martinez, missionary to Romania, shares how God is moving in their family, church, and community. From a new meeting space near the university to meaningful outreach opportunities–including baptisms, children’s events, and ministry among the Roma–this is a powerful reminder that Jesus is still changing lives.

When God called us to the valley we currently are serving in, it was a big step of faith. Not only was it in a new-to-us area, but there was also nothing on the land that had been given by the tribal authority. No municipal services or even any hope of ever getting them, no water, no road.

In the heart of Southeast Asia, a quiet yet powerful movement is unfolding—one that reflects the commitment of ChangeMaker missionaries and the power of the Gospel. Vietnam, a country often perceived as closed and cautious toward religious outreach, is slowly but surely becoming fertile ground for church planting and disciple-making—thanks in part to the faithful work of Filipino missionaries like Heinrich and May, and their partnership with local Vietnamese leaders like Pastor Thong.