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I come to you as a friend and brother with nothing on my heart but a strong desire to share the Good News with others. God is using WEI to teach

In 2001, Jane K. enrolled as a WEI student in Rwanda while serving as a nurse in a military hospital. She was in charge of the Intensive Care Unit.

Michelle Goff, missionary at the East Caracas Church of Christ in Venezuela, is using WEI materials in the church’s Evangelistic English Classes.

International Bible Institute of Albania is scheduled to open its doors in Tirana September 7, and Steve Stamatis has agreed to serve as the first Dean.

On Sunday, December 26, the world woke up to horrifying scenes of death and destruction in South Asia. A horrific 9.0 earthquake had sent towering

Tom Langley reports on the outstanding Romanian Leadership Meeting that WEI hosted in Sinaia, October 13-14. Thirty-five elders, missionaries, and national

The rationale behind World English Institute is well-expressed by Larry Little, missionary in Arad, Romania. As you read this report, think about how

On June 16, 2004, we celebrated my mother’s 100th birthday in Caldwell, Idaho. Although she was weak, she seemed to enjoy the occasion.

On Sunday, January 25th, the church in Durrës, Albania gave a party for Kevin and Allison Morrill and said goodbye. The following Tuesday, Kevin and

Week after week, John Travis keeps sending email reports about people who are being baptized into Christ at Buduburam, a Liberian refugee camp

In early November, Art Hitt and I joined John Ed Clark, Behailu Abebe, and others in Ethiopia for two of the most memorable weeks of our lives.

Less than three decades ago, Pol Pot and his communist henchmen slaughtered millions of Cambodians in the most horrible case of genocide in

This was an exciting summer in Lushnja, Albania. Tom Bonner (local missionary), four American teachers, and a young Albanian brother joined forces in a

Jo Towell, a member of the Peninsula Church of Christ in Portland, Oregon, tells the following story about one of her WEI students in Ethiopia:

The massive military buildup in the Middle East has set the nerves of the world on edge. Some say the U.S. should go to war, and others say we