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The Kingdom begins small, like a mustard seed or hidden leaven, yet grows until nothing can stop it. It does not arrive with headlines, armies, or applause but in quiet beginnings that take root in unexpected places. God’s Kingdom cannot be contained. It spreads through hidden corners of our lives, reshaping us from the inside out. What if the small thing God has planted in you today is the start of His greatest work?

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Thinking about joining an upcoming Mexico missions trip? Eric serves as the lead contact for all things logistics and communication. Whether you have questions about travel, serving opportunities, or how to get involved—he’s here to help you take the next step in serving across the border.

Through partnership with an indigenous Ethiopian ministry, Servant’s Church helped launch eight new churches in unreached areas—where around 150 former Muslims have now come to faith. Ten water filtration systems were also installed to support physical and spiritual transformation.

Zuleima celebrates the transformation of beauty and barber students at ShearLove, including a former monk now walking in faith. She also shares a glimpse of her visit to Cambodia, where a once-small orphanage now educates over 1,000 students through A Heart for Wisdom.

Through loss, transitions, and answered prayers, God continues to move at ShearLove. Zuleima shares how seeds of faith are being planted, teams are serving with joy, and students are preparing to graduate and step into their futures. From hospital visits to forest retreats, this update is a glimpse of God’s faithfulness through every season.

From never hearing the name of Jesus to choosing baptism—students at Shear Love are being transformed by the gospel. As Zuleima shares this powerful Thailand missions update, she invites us to pray for continued discipleship, bold faith, and for one searching heart still wrestling with the question of suffering. May restoration take root.

From learning names to embracing new rhythms of worship, Zuleima Chavez shares her first weeks on the ground in Pattaya. As she teaches, serves, and settles into her new home, she invites us to pray for protection, transformation, and the students bravely choosing Jesus in a Buddhist nation. In Thailand, they call her Su-Su—'Fight'—a name that carries purpose, hope, and quiet strength.

In the quiet unfolding of a ‘yes,’ God is glorified. Zuleima Chavez reflects on the faithfulness of Christ, the power of simple obedience, and her heart’s call to serve and speak for the voiceless in Thailand. A journey of gratitude, courage, and compassion begins.