Hussein traveled thousands of miles to attend the Global Missions Health Conference. An evangelist from Afghanistan, he believes medical missions can open doors for the Gospel.

Lewis Whitaker is all smiles these days.

Trips often change more than the scenery.

The Global Missions Health Conference is a favorite happening at Southeast Christian Church as thousands come from around the world to learn, network, be inspired and encouraged. They are medical students, pastors, leaders of nonprofits and volunteers.

When Ron Kelley was working long hours and traveling across the world as the owner of a software company, he would often complain to his dad about juggling work and family.

Twelve-year-old Quade Bischoff celebrated his birthday at the Shine Fall Festival at Southeast Christian Church’s Southwest Campus.

Wes Sheffield searched the world for something to fill the void in his life.

Jeff Ratanapool got about as close to death as you can get.

During a high school track meet one afternoon, Lachelle Baker was in the stands studying for her nursing degree when the crowd stood and started cheering. When she asked what the hoopla was all about, someone said, “Look at that kid flying around the track!”

Lottie the golden retriever is a favorite at Southeast Christian Church’s Children’s Library.

For Rick Bayless, faith and forging go hand-in-hand.

Dan Hall stopped playing golf a long time ago.

Katie Hill traveled a crazy, sometimes rutted road to faith.

Parts of Haiti were demolished in three days.

Gary Miracle needed … a miracle.

Cubans facing food shortages due to an outbreak of COVID-19 have no idea that volunteers a thousand miles away packed a million meals for them at Southeast Christian Church.

A unique Southeast Christian Church missions team chose to live homeless for 48 hours. No cars. No debit cards or cash. No extra clothing or snacks.

John 4 tells the story of the woman at the well in which Jesus meets a Samaritan woman, graciously exposes her sins and asks her to follow Him.

Torrential rain did not drown out pounding hammers at the Fern Creek Fire Dept. as 200 volunteers framed interior walls for five homes Saturday morning, July 10.

Gabe Smith always wanted to have a “normal” job, but God had different plans.

During Bible & Beach, Southeast Christian Church’s student conference June 19-24 in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, double red flags flew all week warning that the ocean was closed to the public due to dangerous currents.

Brooke Jones has a clean slate.

Fathers of big families are used to stares, jokes and questions. None of that seems to matter as they live busy, full lives shepherding their families.

MONROVIA, Liberia—Negative COVID-19 tests in hand along with masks and passports, Southeast Christian Church’s first international missions team since the start of the pandemic set off for Liberia May 25. Their goal was to explore ministry, pray for the country and visit girls’ schools found…

Who knew a little boy wearing a space helmet in the film “Wonder” could bring someone closer to the Savior.

In the last two years, Tress Wigginton has grappled with finding God’s goodness in the midst of pain and suffering.

A framed piece of art in Andrew Terry’s office at Anchorage Public School includes the words of Proverbs 27:17: “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”

The day was 118 years in the making—one no one but God could predict.

On the way home from visiting her sister in Las Vegas, Liz Hackler was “so done with normal.” She had just finished reading “Radical” by David Platt and “Kisses for Katie” by Katie Davis.

As the South Louisville Campus of Southeast Christian Church is set to launch Sunday, May 9, two numbers prove God is in the details.