The World Race is calling you to move from simple talk to radical action…
is an eleven-month adventure through eleven different countries. With
different locations to visit, new faces to meet, and unique stories to
tell, each Race offers its own distinct journey.
If you want to get started with the application process now, follow this link: http://www.theworldrace.org/?tab=apply.
Looking for a way to be a part of The World Race from right here at home?
You can make a tax-deductible, year-end donation to The World Race Ministry Fund. Whether by allowing Mama Rita to purchase a refrigerator to assist her ministry or to assist with relief work in Myanmar, this fund was created to allow our participants tangible ways to reach out to the people of the world as they travel.
gift will also help our participants meet their own financial needs as
they travel. Some of our participants encounter financial hardships
along the road and your donations will continue to make a way for them
to stay in the field and continue serving.
will enable us to continue our travels around the world, changing lives
and hearts as our Racers bring the hope of Jesus to the corners of the
Earth. Won’t you join us on this adventure?
Or, follow this link: https://www.adventures.org/give/donate.asp?giveto=worldrace.
When I scanned around and past the big group I saw a teenage looking person sitting on a swing, all by himself.
There was a ball pit with another younger looking child all by himself as well. Read More…
is real community? I am only just beginning to learn the implications
of this word and lifestyle-commandment Jesus gave us as Believers.
The community lifestyle is becoming more of a reality every day on the
Race, and I often comment on how I feel as though I am in an arranged
marriage! Read More…
first met Hazel with less then a week left in the Philippines. We
would have never connected if Neil and a few other teammates hadn’t
claimed this week for God and His kingdom.
It’s too easy to think you can do nothing new near the end. Too easy
to wait for what’s next, to gear up your mind that you will shake it up
in the next country, the next moment. We spend too much of our life
waiting. Read More…
The World Race
