Set Free Ministries Executive Director Dean Vander Mey discusses “back to school” warning signs with MNN’s Katey Hearth.
MNN’s Ruth Kramer discusses how education can bring with it Gospel opportunities through hybrid schools. Interview with TeachBeyond’s David Durance.
MNN’s Katey Hearth and Dave “Mac” McIntyre, International Director for Set Free Ministries, discuss how God used the History Channel’s TV show Alone to take Mac through an impromptu freedom appointment.
MNN’s Ruth Kramer discusses the pandemic’s impact on education in Africa with TeachBeyond’s Tammy Peters.
International (MNN) — Ron Hutchcraft’s new book “Hope When Your Heart Is Breaking” is an honest look at grief.
Days of heavy winds, torrential downpours, and subsequent flooding just destroyed thousands of tent settlements housing Syrian refugees. Tom Doyle says Uncharted Ministries and its national partners work with fellow believers to meet physical needs in the flood zones.
As believers deliver food, clothing, and blankets in Christ’s name, questions lead to conversations about Jesus.
Controversial travel bans passed in 2017 put restrictions on a handful of countries known for terrorist activity. Those were overturned in recent days, along with other immigration changes. While some celebrate the change, others voice concern about national security.
Tom Doyle of Uncharted Ministries calls believers to look for Gospel opportunities. Muslims are more open to Christ than ever before, he says, and this is your chance to reach them.
MNN’s Katey Hearth and Steve Prince with Warriors Set Free, a division of Set Free Ministries, discuss Veterans Day and the ministry’s peer-to-peer approach.
A new report confirms what experts warned all along – the COVID-19 pandemic is creating a serious mental health crisis. MNN’s Katey Hearth talks details with Set Free Ministries’ Dean Vander Mey.
Based in West Michigan, Set Free Ministries hosts a banquet each year to celebrate the Lord’s work through their national and international teams. Set Free’s Dean Vander Mey describes how and why this year’s event looks a little different.
