The Key to Kenya’s Future
Haggai International2022-09-19T11:20:13-04:00Esther’s grandmother prayed for a miracle. She could see her granddaughter’s potential — she could be anything she wanted [...]
Is Your Self-Talk Serving You or Sabotaging You?
Haggai International2022-09-15T14:05:32-04:00Haggai International founder, Dr. John Edmund Haggai, went to be with the Lord in 2020. As we uphold his [...]
An Expectant Hope
Haggai International2022-09-20T12:16:06-04:00An Armenian doctor. A hospital patient in Mongolia. A nonprofit director in Honduras. A Kenyan educator. A Costa Rican marketing [...]
Regrowing for Good
Haggai International2022-09-01T13:39:09-04:00In a country racked with the tragic aftermath of COVID-19, Haggai leaders in Malawi prep for the future. According [...]
A New Tradition
Haggai International2022-08-10T14:47:23-04:00Where Malagasy Haggai leader and medical doctor Noro Rakotoarivelo lives in Antananarivo, Madagascar, the culture is rich. It’s a huge [...]
Faithful in Suffering
Haggai International2022-06-29T11:14:23-04:00For Etienne-Tournesol Bama, a retired agronomist engineer, sharing the Gospel can be difficult in the Central African Republic. On [...]
The Hardest Place to Find Fellowship
Haggai International2022-06-22T13:42:57-04:00Dr. Benon Musinguzi says one of the hardest places to truly find Christian fellowship is in his own village [...]
The Three: Ways to Accelerate Ending Gospel Poverty
Haggai International2022-06-07T11:07:00-04:00Haggai veteran John Bachman has studied the impacts our leaders have around the globe for decades. He shares three [...]
A Princess Ending Physical and Gospel Poverty
Haggai International2022-05-10T15:35:52-04:00The role of a teacher carries great responsibility, something Haggai leader and princess Dr. Ambassador Inonge Mbikusita-Lewanika has taken [...]
Q&A with Haggai Partners: Marshall and Jane Butler
Haggai International2022-05-06T13:59:26-04:00We sat down with Marshall and Jane Butler, long-time partners with Haggai International, to discuss how Jesus shaped their [...]
