In this session we discuss whether or not modern science continues to support the notion of the existence of God.

In this session we discuss specific evidence that supports the idea of God or "a god". We also discuss a flat earth.

Andy Fletcher teaches in IB league schools around the world showing how secular science is more open to the idea of some sort of creator. This is part 1 of a conversation we had with him.

Under priveleged children in Tanzania and Kenya are given an opportunity for education, food security, and protection, that is not readily available to most.

Jaipur, India was once a city of Kings. Today it has only a 0.25% Christian presence. People are in bondage and looking for truth and peace. Here is an opportunity to join YWAM in Jaipur to reach the least reached.

What is the role of the Church in today's culture? Are we fulfilling our purpose, or have we been distracted? Geoff Peters examines these questions.

It's easy to become overly focused on being right with God. But is that what he calls us to?

Soccer is a key tool for influencing positive life skills for young boys in Tanzania.

Tumaini is a Swahili word that means "Hope". It's also the name of a childrens home in Tanzania. Meet the children of Tumaini who have been given a new life.

Helena is an invisible hero who helps coordinate workers working among refugees on the island of Lesvos in Greece. An ordinary person doing extraordinary things that matter.

Samaritan Village is a children's home in Arusha, Tanzania that gives life back to children who have been abandoned. They need your help.

Jeff Neely, of Vision 5:9 talks to Don McCurry about the beginnings of his work in the Muslim world.

When we say we are living incarnationally, what do we mean? We want to reach the nations but how are we doing that? What is our impact on our cities, our neighborhoods, the people around us?

School attendance is one way to protect 13 and 14 year old girls from being forced into childhood marriage and teenage motherhood.

When we open our doors, the mission field is right there on our street.

Sometimes God works good through someone we never thought He would want to use. Sometimes that person is us.

Farooq became a follower of Jesus as a teenager in Nepal. He was persecuted by his family as a result. Because of that background, Farooq is uniquely positioned to reach Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists around the world, and in his own community.

Despite what we have been lead to believe, most Arabic immigrants coming to our shores are Christian, not Muslim. So how should we reach out to our immigrant populations?

Kent and Josephine Truehl talk about their work in the Amazon.

Because immigrants from closed countries are coming to our countries, sharing the Gospel with them is easier than ever.

Here is an opportunity this holiday season to participate in feeding the hungry.

64% of the Ugandan elderly live on less than U$1.00 per day. ROTOM reaches into this poverty stricken community to help provide for their needs.

For centuries we have sent our very best to the ends of the earth. Today the ends of the earth are sending their very best to us.

Ginnie is a returning participant of the Journey for Change Oportunities with Reach One Touch One Ministries. She discusses how her involvement has changed her perspectives on life.

When Tiffany was called to the nations, she discovered the nations lived in her own neighborhood.

Somewhere in the Middle East, women and girls who have been trafficked are finding Jesus.

Dr. David Garrison discusses an unprecedented movement of Muslims to Christ in the past 30 years.

YWAM San Francisco is perhaps one of our best examples of a ministry reaching into the community where they live with the Gospel of Jesus.

For hundreds of years the Church was central to Western Culture and Society. But is that still true today?

86% of all Evangelical efforts go to the already reached regions and people of the world. We can do better. Come with us and meet the least reached. Those who have yet to hear the Gospel even for the first time.

The Finish line is in view and yet there is still so much to do. Go, and Make Disciples.

Ying Kai talks about his latest book on training leaders for Church planting.

Go into an immigrant neighborhood in your own cities and you might think you are in a foreign Country. As it gets harder to move overseas to reach the least reached, it seems God is bringing the least reached to our doorstep.

Reach One Touch One Ministries was founded by a Ugandan who believes it is the Churches responsibility and opportunity to care for that countries widows, orphans, and the elderly.

This is a seminary level course that exposes the various beliefs within Islam and its impact in the middle east. This series is available online and is free for those wanting to understand the Muslim worldview. But be warned. It may challenge what you think you know about Islam. .

Each year Reach One Touch One invites anyone to travel with them to see first hand how their support helps the elderly of Uganda.(Scroll down for more stories.)

Brad and his wife discover that God didn't have to send them overseas to reach the least reached. (Scroll down for more stories)

An Iranian refugee in Holland finds Christ and changes a whole community.

You might think we have reached into the majority of the world with the Gospel. The truth is we've barely scratched the surface.

One does not have to travel far to find some of the least reached people groups of the world.

There are many opportunities to volunteer short term or long among the refugees of the world. Here is the story of one woman who has left the comforts of home and has changed her life in the proces.

Missions is not an obligation. It's a privilege that will change your life forever and ruin you for the ordinary. Go!

1 in 3 residents of Lebanon arent even Lebanese. They are refugees of war from other countries. YWAM Lebanon is reaching into these communities with the Gospel. (Scroll down for more stories)

China has the groundwork laid for the Gospel to sweep across like never before. China is ready. God is ready. Are you?

If Jews, Palestinian Muslims and Christians can find common ground and love each other, can we?

Thousands of widows in Kenya have no homes and cannot send their kids to school. But someone has stepped in to help.

Tribal warfare has resulted in thousands of children with nowhere to live and no school to go to. But someone is there to take them in.

In this final session with Andy Fletcher, we discuss the schools and venues where he speaks on this subject and how you can connect with him with questions or speaking engagements.