October Edition– Inside Edge: The Joys and Challenges of Embracing the Unknown
Posted On October 13, 2016
Click here to read the October edition of the Inside Edge. Read about Josh, our newest intern in Manila, and about how God has worked in… Read More →
Josh: From Wheaton College to the Streets of Manila
Posted On October 13, 2016
Early this year the Manila team accepted an internship application from Joshua Knowlton. He came to us in late May as part of the Human Needs… Read More →
“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 →
Love and Solidarity – JesusHacks Podcast Episode #3
Posted On October 13, 2015
Trudy Smith and her husband, Andy, spent two and a half years living in a slum in India with Servants. In the most recent episode… Read More →
FtAF: I came to meet Zora
Posted On July 11, 2014
[This story was originally published on the Servants website in 2005. It touches on the feeling of helpless in the face of no easy answers… 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 →
There Is No Silver Bullet: Servants India Y-Team
Posted On April 15, 2014
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. To learn more about this team and ways you can join them,… Read More →
FtAF: A Lent Experiment in Solidarity with Indian Poor
Posted On March 7, 2014
[As we enter the season of Lent, I have seen many Facebook posts commenting on what people are giving up, with most of them being… Read More →