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How Liberia Sustains Student Discipleship: Training Young Leaders and Committees to Foster Growth
Sustainability is one of the pillars of Edify’s global mission. One of our targets is to help school proprietors run their schools as sustainable businesses by training them in best practices, bookkeeping, accounting practices, and more. Christian Transformation...
Digital Inclusion: How Edify is Helping Bridge the Gap in an Important Time
Digital inclusion is quickly becoming both a challenge and solution amid the Coronavirus pandemic and in the near future of post-pandemic recovery. In countries where Internet access still remains low and device access even lower, the obstacles begin farther back than...
After Reopening, A Return to Spiritual Growth Is At the Forefront
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycJ1CfWHhlY Watch these students and school leaders share their testimonies of how these materials have brought a deeper understanding of discipleship and salvation. New Growth After Reopenings in Ghana In January 2021, school doors...
Advocacy and Creativity Bring Renewed Strength to Partner Schools in the Dominican Republic
Across Africa, school doors have reopened. Students are flooding in to sit at their distanced desks and feel the thrill of a buzzing classroom. But for Guatemala and Peru, school doors remain shut. Students learn online while their countries battle a seemingly endless...
Guest Blog: Hard Decisions for School Owners in Reopening
With Edify's footprint in 11 countries, we've had to navigate the numerous challenges of this past year. These challenges present themselves in hundreds of different contexts based on country, region, city, town, and language. What affects our Latin American partner...
The World Turned Upside Down: Our 2020 Annual Report
“These men who have turned the world upside down... saying that there is another king, Jesus.” (Acts 17:6-7, ESV) We all know the world’s turned upside down—everything from family gatherings to going to the grocery store has been turned on its head. It has been a year...