STORIES

The inaugural Community Transformation Certificate cohort of 20 learns practices for sustainable urban transformation

From a background of violence to international urban ministry, SP staff Gus Galvan finds himself in God's great story

Four South Asian women share powerful experiences of faithfulness and deliverance amidst the pandemic

An emerging national movement across Ethiopia's campuses recruits Servant Partners' training for urban ministry

On behalf of Servant Partners, we publicly condemn the United States’ inhumane treatment of Haitian migrants at the Mexico-U.S. border.

SP staff Mark Walker reflects on the deep rootedness that his church has in Lincoln Heights—and how it enables ongoing service and love

Saving a family from suicide and serving holistic needs, local Bangkok leader P’ Kaew is pioneering a new families mentoring program

Incoming intern Eleanor Straight reflects on how God bridges divisions in the unequal context of Silicon Valley

In San José, California, jobless neighbors experience financial and eternal miracles through prayer.

In Managua, Nicaragua, a local meal program becomes a beacon of love and provision for a community struck by food insecurity.

In South Asia, women are empowered with eternal hope to bring lasting spiritual, social, and economic transformation to their community.

On behalf of Servant Partners, we want to express our grief, horror, and anger at the tragic murders of eight people—six of whom were Asian

Servant Partners official statement against anti-Asian racism and violence in the U.S.

Cayla Sanderlin, SP staff in San José, shares how Ana, a local teenager, encountered God’s call to return to her community after longing...

General Directors Lisa and Derek Engdahl celebrate with neighbors after advocating and winning a ban on no-knock warrants

In this excerpt of our Holy Ground devotional, read about how a South Los Angeles community experienced God's mighty deliverance