The work goes on
What God started through Climbing For Christ from 2005 until 2014 has been restarted by a New Generation of workers.
Where are we GO-ing in 2021 after waiting through 2020?
As Abraham climbed Mount Moriah after trekking 50 or 60 miles in three days with his young son Isaac, he had no idea what God had planned. Abraham only knew to be obedient. “Go and sacrifice him,” God had instructed. Abraham was ready to do as He had told. But God ...
The Voice in the wilderness When we first arrived in Humla, a remote district in the northwest corner of Nepal, we could count the number of Christians on two hands. There were seven young men in a tiny house church in the district headquarters of Simikot and a brother and sister in an otherwise Hi...
Following in the footsteps
Trekking in Turkey’s Aladaglar Mountains. (Photo by Gary Fallesen) Seeing 2020 on mission By Gary Fallesen, founding president, Climbing For Christ When I first climbed into the mostly non-Christian world of mountaineering, I could not see how anyone could stand on a summit and breathe...
Healing rain God is a Father to the fatherless and a defender of widows. He sets the prisoners free and gives them joy. He is a sender of His people, leading His workers to a sun-scorched land to proclaim His goodness. We have showered love on orphaned children and long-forgotten widows in Malawi,...
Still on the list
We were in South Sulawesi discussing unreached people when a local worker brought up a group in West Sulawesi. We looked them up. “Still on the list,” we acknowledged.
In fact, three of every 10 people groups remain on that unreached people groups (UPG) list.
We have...
A new thing
A new chapter in the Philippines.
God is doing a new thing in the Philippines.
Our work there began over a decade ago with Adreian “Ace” Concordia, former Climbing For Christ Board member and Philippines chapter coordinator. From 2008 to 2016, 19 short-term missions too...