Ryan Kuja, author of From the Inside Out: Reimagining Mission, Recreating the World, delves deeply into the “hero mentality” to

Perhaps most exciting about traveling to another country is experiencing the new foods, languages, and approach to life that a

You spent the last six months fundraising to participate in a 127 Worldwide GO Team traveling to Kenya. Even though

The Oxford dictionary defines worldview as “a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world.” It’s woven into our

In her article “‘These People’ Have Names”, Heather Reynolds of Experience Mission presents a seemingly innocent way that a hero

This article on The Gospel Coalition Africa website is intended as an apologetic tool for refuting a common objection that

Peter is the founder of Swahiba Networks in Nairobi, Kenya. As a young man, Peter Abungu wrestled to reconcile what

Scott Hildreth, Assistant Professor of Global Studies at Southeastern Seminary, examines the primary ways Christians can approach culture and how

At 127 Worldwide, we believe that the image of God in people requires something of us. The Bible teaches that

Geoffrey is the founder of Acres of Hope Uganda, caring for vulnerable children in Nebbi. Listen in to his conversation

As 127 collaborates with our partners to address the root causes of family-fracturing, poverty, and other evidences of brokenness, we

Caring for vulnerable communities is like putting a billboard up for the gospel. It shouts “something’s wrong here” and “there’s

There's no one-size-fits-all approach to helping the poor. To truly help people, we need to understand the root causes of

Whether you’ve never traveled far from home or you’re a frequent flyer miles millionaire, welcome! We are excited to invite

These days all you need for a social media post to go viral is a reference to a well-known personality

127 Worldwide is committed to mutually-edifying relationships with local leaders. Much of recent international mission work has hinged on the

The deeper we dive into how a hero mentality can creep into ministry, the more we recognize how wrong motives

Supporting human dignity seems like one of those obvious things that shouldn’t require serious reflection. We all believe people deserve

127 Worldwide’s approach to caring for vulnerable communities is rooted in a belief in the imago dei, or the image

The book of James has convincingly argues that good works prove the authenticity of our faith. But then we start