Code Red: Search and Rescue
By Gary Fallesen
Climbing For Christ
“The greatest sin in the desert is knowing where the water is and not sharing it. We know where the water is!” – Anonymous pastor in the Middle East on the church today
What’s your sens...
The tribal chief of the Koma people where Climbing For Christ has ministered in northeastern Nigeria since 2011 wondered when the mission might return to the Atlantika Mountains.
“I told him that by God’s grace, they will visit the Koma people in November this year,” said Pa...
Damson Samson lives in southern Malawi, but most of his work for Climbing For Christ is done in northeastern Tanzania. He became Climbing For Christ’s missionary to East Africa in March 2014 and has been sent to the Kilimanjaro area seven times from mid-2014 through 2015.
Damson is look...
Megh Gurung visited his home village in Nepal to start the New Year. He has been back to Phulkharka in the mountains of the Dhading district several times since the devastating earthquake in April 2015, delivering aid provided through relief funding from Climbing For Christ.
On the latest tri...
Blessed to be a blessing
By Gary Fallesen
Founding president, Climbing For Christ
Sometime in the last couple years I took to signing emails to ministry partners and workers, “Be blessed to be a blessing.” It’s not original. It’s older than Father Abraham. In Genesis 12,...
God will put people in your path for a purpose. Take a little girl named Alisson in a little village called Chalhua in the Peruvian Andes.
We met Alisson on Mission: Peru 2011. She befriended our team and stole the hearts of team members.
Jaime Servat, our missionary to Peru, has becom...
ISTANBUL (The New York Times, Jan. 1, 2016) — A major Turkish military operation to eradicate Kurdish militants in Turkey’s restive southeast has turned dozens of urban districts into bloody battlefields, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians and shattering hopes of reviving peac...
Pakistan is testimony to our approach for waiting on the LORD to lead us into mountainous places. We began planning a trek here in 2013 only to have a travel ban for foreigners placed on the area where we felt God sending us. The ban lasted two years. We waited.
We are a Proverbs 16:9 ministr...
Climbing For Christ’s connection to the Philippines began in 2007 when Ace Concordia joined the ministry. Ace soon formed the C4C Philippines chapter, which began leading missions in 2008. In seven years, 18 missions were completed and membership surpassed 300. There were no missions carried o...
Mission 2015: ‘Take the Gospel everywhere’
Pastor Rich Friday’s treks into the nearby Rwenzori Mountains of Uganda have not gone unnoticed. Pastors in Kasese have asked why he is spending so much time in the mountains preaching the Gospel.
“I am telling them that ...