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Brittany Phelps 05/28/2025
Jesus never promised that following Him would be easy.
And yet, somehow, we’ve started talking about service as if it should be.
"Serve when it fits your schedule." "Flexibility is our top priority." "Give as much or as little as you want."
These are some of the ways we’ve described our U.S. volunteer opportunities. At first glance, these phrases sound inviting. They lower the barrier to entry. They welcome people who are unsure about how to start.
But when I sat with those words, something felt off.
Are we offering true Christian service—or just something that resembles it? Are we empowering people to serve boldly in Jesus’ name, or are we sanitizing sacrifice until it becomes convenient?
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Kingdom Workers 05/26/2025
For military families, life is full of unique challenges—frequent moves, long deployments, and the emotional toll of serving. At Kingdom Workers, we recognize the sacrifices made by military personnel and their families, and we want to serve those who serve us.
We offer programs designed to provide community, care, and support.
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Kingdom Workers 05/09/2025
In a small rural village nestled in northern Thailand, something extraordinary is happening. For the first time, families in Village 9—made up of displaced Hmong and Burmese refugees—have reliable access to water. And it’s all thanks to supporters like you.
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Kingdom Workers 04/20/2025
He is risen! He is risen indeed!
Across continents and cultures, Easter brings the same unshakable hope: Jesus lives. And because He lives, we have victory, peace, and a purpose that transcends borders.
At Kingdom Workers, Easter is not just a celebration—it's a global opportunity to share the love of Christ in meaningful, accessible ways. From bustling cities in Japan to small communities in Zambia, from island gatherings in Grenada to neighborhood churches across the U.S., our teams and volunteers have found creative, inclusive ways to make the Easter message come alive—especially for those often overlooked by traditional church celebrations.
