by Felicia Uhm

In July 2019, 35 adults and children of all ages had the privilege of serving those experiencing homelessness in the Tenderloin district. It was just a little taste of Jesus’ incarnational ministry here on earth.

Jesus had the ultimate experience of homelessness — he left his home in the Kingdom of God, left his position and title as the Son of God and the King of Kings to live on earth. He experienced no shelter, no community, no comforts, completely vulnerable as a baby and needing others to take care of Him. He relied on His earthly parents for His daily bread and His Heavenly Father to sustain Him of His mission on earth with spiritual truths in His living Word. Read more →

By Daniel Chun

During this trip to Mexicali, I saw how the world is caught up more in a spiritual battle than a physical battle. Since there were very few physical challenges this year, I was more concentrated on the spiritual aspects rather than the physical suffering.

First, I noticed that Gabriel had three bloody noses in a row at the same time of the day. I knew that something was up. For me, I had a lot of bloody noses growing up, so I knew that something major was happening when someone had more than a couple bloody noses. On Wednesday, Uncle Wayland and I prayed for Gabriel. He confessed for his sexual morality, but I sensed in my spirit that it was something completely different. Read more →