“We are followers of the Prophet Jesus Messiah, who was always with the poor and struggling.”
Posted On June 21, 2016
This story is from our team in Jakarta. It’s a powerful reminder of the realities of living in a slum–where injustice, life, and death, all… Read More →
Interview with a Re-Imagine Intern
Posted On October 15, 2015
David Morrison, from Australia, was one of the participants for the first Re-imagine internship in Jakarta this past July/August. He reflects on his experience in… Read More →
Solidarity and Hope Among a Community of Rubbish Pickers
Posted On July 7, 2014
The following reflection was written by Kristin Jack, Servants’ International Coordinator, about his recent visit with a Servants team in Southeast Asia. If you’d like… Read More →
Dream with us for Jakarta…
Posted On September 2, 2011
If you are looking for a role in a pioneering team in the most populous Muslim nation on earth, read on. The existing Servants Jakarta… Read More →
The Alleyway Salon: The Upside-Down Kingdom in Jakarta
Posted On May 18, 2011
On the Thursday before before Easter, in honor of the example Jesus had set for us on that night some 2000 years ago, I set… Read More →
9 More Reasons for Relocating to Live in an Urban Poor Community
Posted On March 9, 2009
Why live amongst the poor? Why not do mission in a more comfortable and less costly way? Hans Van-DL, shares nine Biblical reasons why he… Read More →
Top 3 Characteristics Needed for New Servants Team Members in Jakarta
Posted On May 11, 2007
I recently read the self-written epitaph of Karen Watson. Karen was a missionary in Iraq who was killed by unknown assailants on March 15, 2004…. Read More →