On August 31, the Rosedale International Center (RIC) in Columbus, Ohio, sprang to life as twelve young adults poured into the building with their families in tow. These young people—representing six states and three countries, with different backgrounds, life experiences, and hopes for the future—had arrived

From the Mother of a Rosedale International Worker God first commanded the people of Israel to make a daily burnt offering in Leviticus 1. This sacrifice atoned for the nation’s unintended sin, inviting them to draw near to God. God no longer requires daily burnt

Carpe diem, or “seize the day,” as it’s often translated in English, is a phrase I first heard as a high school student. I thought it was an exciting motto, but also thought it felt a bit daunting: as if each day was either “seized”

Life in the Mediterranean provides many chances for RI workers Raleigh and Opal to join their Muslim friends and neighbors in religious and cultural tradition. Using the example of a recent experience, Raleigh and Opal share how the gospel transforms these traditions for Mediterranean believers—and