"Pastor Pauline Njau’s journey of pain and resilience led her to create The Fresh Start Experience (TFSE), a support group empowering over 100 single mothers with faith, business skills, and personal restoration. From emotional trauma to life transformation, Pauline’s ministry reflects God’s love in action, inspiring stories of renewed hope like Carine Atieno’s, whose life was transformed through TFSE. What do we hold in our hands that God can use for His purpose?"

In her blog post "When Our Sister Suffer," Rev. Dr. Esther Liu reflects on the pervasive issue of violence against women in India, highlighting a tragic incident involving a trainee doctor in Kolkata. Drawing from her personal experiences during a recent visit to India, she emphasizes the need for solidarity and advocacy, urging readers to stand with and amplify the voices of women facing such atrocities.

Over 300 participants gathered in Mthatha, East Coast at RUCC Ministries from 16th to 19th June 1924 to attend a conference organized by International Council for Higher Education (ICHE) under the leadership of Dr. Kevin Mannoia. The theme of the conference was Integration, there were five tracks that addressed these areas: - Integration of Faith - Learning; Business; Politics; Health Care; Science

It is with sadness that we report the imminent closure of the maternity ward at Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista, set for June 23, 2024. This closure underscores systemic issues in maternity care, particularly affecting Medicaid patients and underserved communities. Discover the financial and healthcare disparities impacting Black, Hispanic, and low-income women, and learn about ongoing advocacy efforts to support maternity units and address systemic sexism in healthcare.

Call For Abstracts: Chinese Cross-Cultural & Transformational Development Led by Women Excellence in Research Prize…

Hear the story of how Prof. Philomena Njeri Mwaura and a committee of like-minded men and women convinced the government to make one-third of the Parliament female. 

Greetings from Dr. Grace May, Director of the Women’s Institute…

Thanks for journeying with me and for your support that made my trip to Kenya possible.  Answered prayers lined each day from preaching the day after I arrived to my final visit with a Kenyan leader hours before taking off from Nairobi…

In honor of Women’s History Month, we would like to celebrate a contemporary scholar and friend, Dr. Gina Zurlo.

Jael, like Mary, the mother of Jesus, is hailed as the “most blessed of women,” (Judges 5:24). Yet Jael’s story has raised some eyebrows. These objections, in turn, have contributed to her not being seen as a hero, but as an example to avoid.

In Episode 11, delve into Mary Anne Voelkel's inspiring faith journey, from her 20 years in Latin America with the Latin America Mission to her mentoring roles in Colombia and beyond. Learn about her profound prayer ministry and continued commitment to leadership under United World Mission.

“…The last time I visited Sri Lanka was in 2011, after having moved to the United States for university back in 1983. When I left, the country was dealing with the beginnings of what would become a 26-year-old civil war…”

“All is sacred!” declares Ruth Callanta who walks along the lives of the poor in the Philippines. Ruth is the Founder of the Center for Community Transformation and has birthed 16 ministries to address the deep roots of poverty.

Call For Abstracts: Chinese Cross-Cultural & Transformational Development Led by Women Excellence in Research Prize…

God has deployed many agents of change throughout the world to help their sisters. Dr. Diana Kimani is one such person. An economist committed to developing policies to help women out of poverty, she is the new Master’s Program in Development Studies Program Director at our university and a beloved colleague…

Thirty-eight years after her family’s escape from Laos, Chiraphone was led to return to her birthland to serve among her people. Her dream and vision is to live alongside Lao nationals and development workers to assist in researching and implementing strategic opportunities in three areas: education, heritage and economic development. The umbrella organization she founded, Impact Beyond Borders, seeks to catalyze dignified transformation for the Lao people. Lean in for Part 2 of this inspiring interview!

Thirty-eight years after her family’s escape from Laos, Chiraphone was led to return to her birthland to serve among her people. Her dream and vision is to live alongside Lao nationals and development workers to assist in researching and implementing strategic opportunities in three areas: education, heritage and economic development. The umbrella organization she founded, Impact Beyond Borders, seeks to catalyze dignified transformation for the Lao people. Lean in for Part 1 of this inspiring interview!