Encompass World Partners News

Located off the beaten path and deep within the Northern Japanese Alps, the NORTHSTAR Alpine Lodge is an experience of both real adventure and real life in the heart of Japan. NORTHSTAR is a hub of activity for its guests offering snowboarding, skiing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing during the winter and hiking trails, mountain bike trails, and cyclist friendly roads during the summer.

The Grace Trust, Inc. (DBA Encompass World Partners), with headquarters at 5938 Buford Highway NE, Suite 216, Atlanta, Georgia 30340, announces its annual Corporation Meeting to be convened at Grace Community Church of Fremont, 900 Smith Road, Fremont, OH 43420, on Wednesday, July 25, 2018, at 12:30 PM.

Jeremy Rosario Maldonado’s heart ached as he watched news coverage of the devastation from Hurricane Maria. Originally from Puerto Rico, the victims of the storm were his family members, friends, and former neighbors. He knew he had to do something to help.

Volcanoes in Guatemala and Hawaii. Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Rising floodwaters in Sri Lanka. Disasters like these are reminders that the world is a broken place where terrible things happen, but we as the church can be a part of God’s redemptive work to bring help and hope to people in crisis.

The Château is a ministry of Encompass World Partners, a retreat center used by evangelical churches and individuals from all over Europe.

A few months before getting married, Katie and her fiancé Cory attended a promotional event for her college at a local church. What started out as a casual evening turned into a life-changing moment for them both.

One of the most significant events in the whole Bible is in Acts chapter 10! Can you guess what it is? Hopefully, what happened then will happen now in you, in your church, and in the whole world. Still guessing?

One small team of Cedarville students plans to serve more than 90 different people groups within the span of six days. How?

During a short-term mission trip to Haiti, high schooler Ally saw for the first time a beautiful display of international ministry where teams were empowering others with sustainable models for physical and spiritual success. She saw people helping others learn to help themselves.

Over 70% of people in the world today are oral learners. That’s over five billion people who prefer to receive information via spoken stories or verbal dialogue. So, what does this mean for global workers who use primarily written-based methods to disciple or evangelize?