Free Indeed: A 4th of July Reflection
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Free Indeed: A 4th of July Reflection

Happy Birthday, America! Officially, we’re 249 years old today! That’s a long time—until you start looking around. America turns 249 this year. That’s something to celebrate! (Next year is going to be grand!)  For nearly two and a half centuries, we’ve waved the flag, sung the anthem, and lived in the blessing of hard-won freedom….

Laughter Isn’t the End—It’s the Beginning
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Laughter Isn’t the End—It’s the Beginning

Laughter in Tennessee can lead to clean water in Haiti. Through Laugh All Night and An Evening of Comedy & Wonder, Scott Humston weaves humor, illusion, and the Gospel to spark both joy and generosity. These events go beyond entertainment—they open hearts, fuel missions, and meet real needs for children living in poverty. When laughter unlocks giving, entire communities are transformed.

Wonder Opens the Door. You Help Us Step Through It.
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Wonder Opens the Door. You Help Us Step Through It.

Discover how a simple moment of presence can spark wonder and faith. This summer devotional invites believers to pause, reflect, and reignite their spiritual curiosity while helping bring the gospel to children around the world. Join us in creating life-changing encounters through joy, creativity, and the power of showing up.

Young boy named Dahian smiling during school assembly in the Dominican Republic sponsored through Christian mission
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Meeting Dahian – A Story from the Dominican Republic

Bringing the Hope of Christ to Students: This spring, Scott Humston partnered with New Missions to share laughter, wonder, and the Gospel with children at Christian schools in the Dominican Republic. Through school assemblies and KidMin outreach, lives were touched, needs were met, and God’s love was made known. Learn how your prayers and support help change lives!

Kneemail Update • April 2023-Beyond The Bunny
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Kneemail Update • April 2023-Beyond The Bunny

  Good Morning, Praying Friend! April is here, and the celebration of the resurrection is fast approaching. The word “Easter” comes from the Greek words eostas meaning spring, and pstas meaning rebirth or resurrection. This was a pagan holiday that the early Christians adapted to the Christian religion. In the 13th century, Germanic people began…