Students at North Greenville University want to take big steps of faith, but they don’t always have the financial means to do so. Read more about what it means to give to student missions.
How media coverage can shape Greenville’s view of Ecuador
In recent years, Ecuador has experienced safety issues in some areas. Amidst this, news outlets such as Newsweek headline used words like “increased risk,” “terrorism” and “kidnaping” for travel warning for Americans but people in Greenville who have visited Ecuador have alternative perspectives.
Humans of NGU: Dakota Rousseau
A journey of God’s calling. Read here about Dakota Rousseau and his calling to missions.
Upcoming spring break mission trips – what you need to know
NGU is sending out four mission trips all over the world during spring break this year. Here’s information on where they’re going, why they’re going, how these trips have gone in the past, and the mission behind the trips.
Home found in a foreign land: Abby Hepner’s time as a missionary kid
Abby Hepner grew up as a missionary kid in Serbia. What was it like for her? Read more to find out.
Fulfilling the great commission as a family: Meet the family of Dr. Lee, missionaries in Russia
Read about NGU professor Jong Lee and his family, who are missionaries in Russia.
The light of the Lord in the jungles of Ecuador
The Waodani tribe was once ruled by murder and revenge, but the Lord brought them to redemption. Read here about NGU students’ trip to Ecuador to see how God moved in the tribe.
The heart behind the mission: Global impact week from the woman behind it, Crystalyn Wyatt
Crystalyn Wyatt shares about the history of Global Impact Week and what the future could hold for the event.
