Go — what it really means to say yes
The first word of our mission is the hardest. Here's what Amanda has learned after a decade of watching people take that step.
Stories from the field
Real stories, honest reflections, and devotional moments from the teams who've gone before you.
I arrived thinking I was going to serve. I left knowing I had been the one served. Three weeks in Siem Reap with a local church community turned everything I thought I knew about mission upside down — in the best possible way.
The first word of our mission is the hardest. Here's what Amanda has learned after a decade of watching people take that step.
Our team of eight spent seven days with a community in northern Thailand that changed every one of us. Here's what we saw, what we learned, and what we're still processing.
Catherine shares her honest account of the fears that nearly kept her home — and the moments in Vietnam that made her realise she was exactly where she was supposed to be.
We often go to give. But the most profound moments on a Kingdom Teams tour are when we stop and receive — the hospitality, the faith, the joy of communities who have so little and give so much.
A church youth group from Queensland spent ten days in Phnom Penh. Their leader shares what she witnessed — and why she's already planning the next trip.
I'd been a Christian for twenty years. I thought I understood what it meant to trust God. Then I sat with a pastor in Colombo who had lost everything — and watched him worship.
Every one of these stories started with someone who said yes. What will yours say?