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Nathan grew up in a well-to-do family in the suburbs of Chicago. His dad was active in the synagogue, and his mom was Christian, so he grew up attending church. But to Nathan, it felt entirely forced. It wasn’t what he wanted to do.
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Nathan grew up in a well-to-do family in the suburbs of Chicago. His dad was active in the synagogue, and his mom was Christian, so he grew up attending church. But to Nathan, it felt entirely forced. It wasn’t what he wanted to do.

Watching Unexpected Peace (2024) with a group of young Tanzanians, a few months after a major outbreak of political violence, was far and away the most intense and engaged audience that I have sat with.

Mr. Ahmadullah Faizi of Pennsylvania CareerLink reached out to the new Neighbors Welcome Desk at Neighbors Community Center at Hub450 early this year: “Do you have anyone who could teach an Afghan woman who just arrived in Lancaster how to drive?

Have you ever tossed a stone into a still pond and watched as the ripples traveled much further than you ever expected?

“In Prey Veng, Cambodia we had the opportunity to take part in the soccer ministry of a local believer. It was good for the soul and body to run around

EMM’s strategic focus is to identify, equip, and send missional leaders to serve on multi-generational and multi-ethnic teams who invite people to follow Jesus as maturing, multiplying disciples and nurture transforming communities of worship.