Inspirational

Build It — And They Will Come

Mar 6, 2026 Comments Off on Build It — And They Will Come
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

In 1984, a small group of believers started what would become Riverside Church in the Philippines.  Rose Marie’s grandparents-in-law helped found it. The building was simple. The congregation was small. And for years, it stayed that way.  “I was baptized in 1989,” Rose Marie shares. “I began serving as the church clerk.”  But growth was slow. The original…

The Power of an 11-Year-Old

Feb 6, 2026 Comments Off on The Power of an 11-Year-Old
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

Cleo is an 11-year-old girl living in Indonesia. Her parents are civil servants and rarely attend church.   Cleo’s curiosity led her to go to church on her own every Sabbath with her younger brother, Fanuko.   The pastor of the church, a sponsored QHM gospel worker, took special interest in the siblings…

The Story of Yendi

Nov 19, 2025 Comments Off on The Story of Yendi
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

It’s been nearly a year now since the mission has been working to establish a church here in Yendi, Northern Ghana. But despite several earnest attempts, success remained out of reach.   The soil seemed hard—not just physically, but spiritually. Almost 90% of this community practices ancestral or spirit worship; traditions…

Healing Beyond Borders

Nov 12, 2025 Comments Off on Healing Beyond Borders
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

We support many different types of projects at QHM, the fundamental similarity across the board is that the project needs to bring people closer to Jesus.  One of the projects we are excited about is the work being done in a country we cannot disclose and its value in holistic…

Taking The Word, Wherever They Go

Nov 5, 2025 Comments Off on Taking The Word, Wherever They Go
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

With the scorching sun above and the bustling noise of the main road behind you, you step into a softly illuminated building, instantly feeling relief from the heat despite the lack of air conditioning.   The rhythmic hum of sewing machines fills the air while colorful threads and fabric scraps cover…

Simple Conversations in Secret

Oct 1, 2025 Comments Off on Simple Conversations in Secret
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

This is a story from one of our gospel workers who is working secretly in a country unfriendly to the Gospel, names have been changed to protect their identity.  “Wait—does this mean God Himself came to earth and died for us? And that it’s not His will for us to…

Prescriptions of Grace

Sep 10, 2025 Comments Off on Prescriptions of Grace
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

“While the doctors are prescribing medication, I am prescribing Bible verses,” Jackie said, smiling.    Clinic days tend to be physically and emotionally draining, but ultimately the most rewarding.   With long hours, usually outside in the heat, it’s the most time we spend with the community. We get to…

The Answer to ‘Why God?’

Sep 3, 2025 Comments Off on The Answer to ‘Why God?’
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

All of us, at one point in our lives, have experienced something so painful or confusing that we’ve cried out, “Why, God?”  “Why me? Why now? Why this?”  We’ve all gotten sick, lost a loved one, been heartbroken, laid off, or forced to move away, the kind of situations that…

Despite it All

Jul 9, 2025 Comments Off on Despite it All
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

It’s the kind of call no team leader wants to get—especially not at 6 a.m. while their team is still in transit.  “Hey Randy, sorry to wake you, but they won’t let us into the country.”  Before every mission trip, the team gathers over Zoom to go over logistics, responsibilities,…

Once Lost, Now Found

Jun 25, 2025 Comments Off on Once Lost, Now Found
March 10 @ 11:16 pm

Lilick came from a home marked by both faith and complexity. Her father, Matthew was a Christian ship captain and her mother, Martha, was a devout member of a different faith.   As a child, Lilick followed her father’s faith, but like many, her path took unexpected and painful turns.  When…