Thank you for your prayers during our recent trip to Asia. It was very evident to us that God was at work and people were praying for us. He put together a fantastic team who enjoyed working hard together to lead a four-day Vacation Bible School in a different culture and language.   (Watch Now)

We want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for your prayers and support over this past year. God has been truly gracious to us during our first full year of training church leaders around the world how to study the Bible. We are eager for Him to continue doing His work in 2024 and we hope you will continue to follow our journey next year.  (Watch Now)

Please enjoy this video update on what the Lord has been doing through the Pathways Trainings. Thank the Lord with us for how He has been moving in the new Pathways for Women. After filming this, Laura lead two workshops for women in Waukee, IA that were very well attended and well received.  (Watch Now)

In July, Scott was able to travel and train 3 groups of pastors in Asia. He had a wonderful trip and enjoyed training with full-time Pathways trainer, Matt Sees and Iowa Pastor Gabe Casciatto.. While we can’t really go into all the details of this trip, due to the sensitive locations where we trained, we did want to share a few quick stories with you. (Read More)

Travel with Scott and Laura to Malawi, Africa! Watch them train in Africa and experience with them the amazing sights and people. We think this video will give you a better understand what they do when they travel church leaders how to study the Bible. So, grab your favorite drink, sit back and enjoy the trip! (Watch Now)

Exciting update from Laura regarding her involvement in the Pathways Training. Tune in to hear how you can play a part in helping our brothers and sisters in Malawi, Africa. (Watch Now)

Did you know that a cyclone hit the eastern coast of Africa a few weeks ago? According to meteorologists, Cyclone Freddy was the longest-lasting and most traveled tropical cyclone ever recorded. Not only were meteorological records broken but a path of destruction to homes, churches and businesses in some of the poorest countries in the world were left in its wake. Hundreds of people died in Mozambique, Madagascar, and Malawi.