First Things First

Josh and Erin Sinquefield rely on the timeless truths of The Ten Commandments as they parent their children in an ever-changing culture.  “They give us guardrails to live by,” Erin said. “And they show us our need for Jesus—that we are always in need of a Savior and grace.”

Idi vo ves' mir (Go Into All the World)

Wondering why the headline above is written in Russian? Nastia could tell you.

Adopted from Russia, Nastia is a young girl who wrote to Love Worth Finding, “...Our family loves to watch you every Sunday. I really like America and my family. God has really blessed our family with his love.”

The extent of Love Worth Finding’s outreach for our Lord cannot be measured, but we are thankful to see some of the impact described in the thousands of letters and emails we receive each month from people who are praising God for mending broken lives, saving marriages, and helping people find the joy of a personal relationship with His Son Jesus Christ.

You're Never Too Old to Share Jesus

Ginny’s personal ministry—doing what she can with what she has, where she is, for God’s glory—inspires us to step out in faith. We hope stories like hers encourage you to make the Lord known wherever you can!

The Road to Truth

What do supporters of Love Worth Finding have in common with a 38-year-old HVAC technician in British Columbia? Jesus, and an appreciation for Pastor Adrian Rogers.  Matt Tremblay will celebrate Easter this year as a new Christian.

Thanks for the Encouragement

Karl and Kay Wilson met the Lord and each other through Adrian Rogers and Love Worth Finding. Theirs is a story of late-blooming love, long-time service, and what promises to be a lasting legacy.