Climbing For Christ’s Damson Samson, right, leads our Mulanje Massif Chapter members in prayer after they sang and danced around the room to the song “Jesus is coming around the corner” during a time of worship. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) Climbing For Christ continues to serve the spiritual and physical needs in southern Malawi through disciples-making-disciples training of guides and porters in the Mulanje Massif Chapter, medical clinics, and time with widows and orphans. CLICK HERE to read this week’s daily Dispatches from Mission: Malawi 2020.
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Crossing a snowy pass to reach a village in the Peruvian Andes. (Photo by Edwin Milla) Edwin Milla resumed the work of Climbing For Christ three months after the death of long-time indigenous missionary Jaime Servat and one month after he’d accepted the call to follow in his friend Jaime’s footsteps. Edwin, a professional guide, has the ability to GO farther than Jaime could in his eight years serving with us. He will seek the lost in the most remote of locations in the Peruvian Andes. He also will guide us on Mission: Peru 2020 in late October and early November. CLICK H...
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There is a saying in Malawi: “God can’t sleep.” Psalm 121:4 tells us God “never slumbers or sleeps.” The hunger situation in Malawi remains “critical.” For the second time in as many months, Kingdom worker Damson Samson delivered maize purchased with funding provided through Climbing For Christ. He shared 100 50-kilogram bags (more than 11,000 pounds) of grain. CLICK HERE to read the Mission Moments: Malawi story, “God can’t sleep.”
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A “vote of thanks” from widows in Manasi village to Climbing For Christ members around the world. “‘Don’t worry for what you will eat’ [Matthew 6:25]. This has come true to us. Three days with no food, but today will be another story. Thank Jesus!” (Photo by Damson Samson) Climbing For Christ was blessed (with more than $13,000 in food relief funding) to bless others (from Damson’s widows to members of Pastor Duncan Nyozani’s churches). CLICK HERE to read “Demonstrating God’s love,” a Mission Moments: Malawi report. ...
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Gilbert Lindor, Gary Fallesen, Elaine Fallesen and Missy Jean Dedrick in Loveland, CO during Gilbert’s Jan. 3-19 visit to receive a new prosthetic leg. CLICK HERE to read our daily blog from these special Mission Moments: Haiti.

 Joe Johnson, left, and Brendan Tuchowski work with Gilbert Lindor as he receives the gift of a prosthetic leg from Quorum Prosthetics in Windsor, CO. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE to read the first Mission Moments: Haiti reports of 2020, “Gilbert returns to Colorado.”

Mount Kilimanjaro at sunset on Dec. 14, 2019. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE to read about our 12th trip to Tanzania and teaching Kilimanjaro Chapter guides and porters to be disciples who make disciples of Jesus. Plus, Mission Moments in Turkey.

Tsum Valley. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) The Mission: Nepal 2019 (Part 2) team finished an 11-day trek surveying the Tsum Valley, where there are no known believers. Seed was scattered. One day there will be a harvest. CLICK HERE to read the daily Dispatches from this 17th Evangelic Expedition to Nepal. 
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Trekking into Manaslu. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE for daily Dispatches from Mission: Nepal 2019, Part 2.

Praising God under a baobab tree in Makhanamba, Malawi. (Photo by Damson Samson) CLICK HERE to read Mission Moments: Malawi, “Take care of grandma and grandpa.”

Edwin Milla, left, on the summit of Huascarán, Peru’s tallest mountain at 22,205 feet (6,768 meters). Edwin accepted the call in September to serve as Climbing For Christ’s missionary to Peru. CLICK HERE to read the story.

Good news from Nepal “Freedom of religion is not guaranteed by law. Non-Hindus cannot proselytize. If they do, they risk fines, imprisonment and, in the case of expatriates, expulsion. Despite this law, the Church in Nepal grows because of courageous evangelism. … Neither laws of man nor threats of violence deter them from sharing the Gospel.” – Operation World Megh Gurung, our kingdom worker in Nepal, visited the Church in Humla in September. Despite a blackout of electricity while a dam was under repair and a torrent of rain, he called his trip to Nepal’s rem...
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The church at Korchabang in worship. (Photo by Megh Gurung) CLICK HERE to read Remembering Visits with Joy, Mission Moments from Nepal.

Trekking into the Aladaglar Mountains. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE to read the Mission: Turkey 2019 Trip Report, “Keep the faith: Do not grow weary or give up; a harvest will be reaped.”

Trekking into High Camp in the Aladaglar Mountains, where our Mission: Turkey 2019 team served. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE for daily Dispatches from Mission: Turkey 2019.

The Aladaglar Mountains, where our Mission: Turkey 2019 team is trekking. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE for daily Dispatches from Mission: Turkey 2019.

Trekking on Mount Ararat in 2015, the last time we went to Turkey. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) CLICK HERE for daily Dispatches from Mission: Turkey 2019.

Widow Lidia Namonde sits in the rubble alongside the remains of her house in southern Malawi. (Photo by Damson Samson) CLICK HERE to read “Shaken by suffering,” Mission Moments from Malawi.

Iftar (breaking the daily Ramadan fast) with friends in Turkey. (Photo by Gary Fallesen, Mission: Ararat 2014) CLICK HERE to read our “30 Days of Prayer for the Muslim World” booklet.

The church (blue roof) at Simikot, district headquarters for Humla in the northwest corner of Nepal. (Photo by Megh Gurung) CLICK HERE to read this Mission Moments: Nepal story.