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Injured in Thailand, Healed in Ireland


Posted in Stories from Racers by Sara Choe on 9/2/2010


On the field, World Racers pray for healing.  At the Awakening, one World Racer gets healed.


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WR Newsletter | Human Trafficking, Beauty, and Love


Posted in Monthly Newsletters by WR Staff on 9/1/2010


:: August 2010 :: Newsletter :: 
11 countries in 11 months; One update
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Great Expectations on the Mission Field


Posted in Stories from Racers by Sara Choe on 8/11/2010


The hand of the LORD was upon me, and he brought me out by the Spirit of the LORD and set me in the middle of a valley; it was full of bones.  He led me back and forth among them, and I saw a great many bones on the floor of the valley, bones that were very dry. He asked me, "Son of man, can these bones live?" I said, "O Sovereign LORD, you alone know."
- Ezekiel 37:1-3

Great needs require a great God to meet them; this is how a couple of World Racers dealt with and brought them before Him.
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Missions is Risky but Still Worth It


Posted in Racers' Responses by Sara Choe on 7/29/2010


We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed;
perplexed, but not in despair;
persecuted, but not abandoned;
struck down, but not destroyed.
- II Corinthians 4:8-9 (NIV)
 
In the course of some World Races, our participants relate with this passage of Scripture on a deeper level.
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WR Newsletter | Race Routes, Miracles, and Testimonies


Posted in Monthly Newsletters by WR Staff on 7/28/2010


Sarah had read the Scripture about healing the sick, raising the dead, driving out demons - and the whole shot (Matt 10.8). But she never expected to see God work a miracle. So what happened?
 
You'll have to read the newsletter to find out.
 
You can also find the following in this month's World Race Newsletter:
 
  • Word from Seth Barnes
  • Upcoming WR Trips and Events
  • Stories from the Field
  • Videos from the Field

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No, The World Race Wasn't a Dream


Posted in Racers' Responses by Sara Choe on 7/26/2010


Liz Bureman, an alumna of the August 2009 World Race, mused, "I could be wrong. Actually, I have a year's worth of pictures that say I've been somewhere else the past eleven months. But it is weird."
 
Read on about how a couple of her squadmates are also coping with the first days of life after the World Race.
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Once a Missionary, Always a Missionary


Posted in Alumni by Sara Choe on 7/20/2010


Christie Albaugh's finished the World Race over two years ago, but she's still been on the move.  She' back in the U.S. to begin a new season of her life of radical obedience.
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Please Pray and Help


Posted in Adventure by World Race Updates on 7/15/2010


A World Race team in Tanzania (part of the squad that launched in January 2010) needs your help and prayers. They were robbed earlier this week and are in need of basic items (backpacks, toiletries, clothes, etc.). Everyone is safe and doing well, but they, unfortunately, lost nearly everything they had.
 
Your one-time donation to our general ministry fund can help meet their immediate needs so that they can continue to minister to those in need around the world.
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As the World Race Returns


Posted in General Articles by Sara Choe on 7/12/2010


When Talia Barnes was on the World Race in 2007-2008, her squad partnered with the Nicaraguan Christian Children's Center, or CICRIN. Located in Ometepe Island in the middle of Lake Nicaragua, CICRIN cares for twenty to thirty children at a time. Hellen Vindas, originally from Costa Rica, has been serving as CICRIN's director for twenty years, overseeing the care of these children and the daily operations of the orphanage.
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A is for Africa and Awesome


Posted in Stories from Racers by Sara Choe on 7/9/2010


The January 2010 World Racers are currently in Africa, where God seems so alive and active; it's not that He isn't so in other parts of the world, but there's something about being this particular continent that's open and available to His power and love. 
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