Good News, Greater Commission

May 15, 2024

What are we supposed to be doing? Is what we’re doing having a real impact? Hard questions to answer sometimes, right? We need to lift our eyes, on a regular basis, off of what’s all around us, and look out to what God is doing in the world. He cares about our lives, the stuff […]

2021-22: See God’s Faithfulness!

September 16, 2022

Reflecting on 2021-2022, we have seen a lot of changes in our circumstances, but also God’s unchanging faithfulness. We are reminded of the Bible’s promise in Isaiah 54:10 where God says that even if “the mountains shall depart, and the hills be removed; yet My kindness shall not be removed from you.” — 2021 — […]

Transitions

July 14, 2020

Ethnos360 Bible Institute has a lot of transitions ahead. This fall will be the first year of the consolidated U.S. campuses in Wisconsin. A few years ago, the mission began developing online versions of its courses. We thank the Lord that the entire freshman curriculum could be made available at the same time coronavirus concerns […]

Why Are We Still Here? (Guest post)

December 13, 2019

This is a guest post by Caleb Dueck I’ve been a part of Ethnos360 my whole life. I was born while my parents were in training. When I was two years old, we packed our things and went to serve in Guinea. Spending the first part of my life overseas, I certainly viewed overseas missions […]

Grounded in God’s Word (Guest Post)

December 9, 2019

This is a guest post by Bryan Conard My name is Bryan Conard. My wife Martha and I presently live in Senegal, West Africa, with our three children where we serve as missionaries with Ethnos360.” My life today is incomparably different than I ever imagined it would be growing up in the ghettos of South […]

Travels and trials

October 3, 2017

Wow! October 2017 is history already! Travels: Our last update was written prior to our trip to Wisconsin and Michigan to see ministry partners and to speak in the two Ethnos360 Bible Institutes. Praise God with us for a great trip, wonderful fellowship and hopefully some lives challenged for future missionary careers! Thank you for […]