Raised by a single mother in Detroit and the Bronx, Bennie Caswell had his share of trials. In the early ‘90s he lost his teenage daughter to asthma, and his ex-wife soon after to cancer. This brought him to severe depression and an addiction to cocaine, heroin, alcohol, and prescription drugs. It wasn’t until the late ‘90s did transformation manifest itself. By God’s grace, his addictions subsided and he decided to get an education. He eventually graduated with an AS from a community college, and just recently with a BS from City Vision College.
TCT Television Network had a vision to offer 24-hour prayer response to viewers' needs. Now 31 years later, TCT maintains a network around the world of over 500 Prayer Partners volunteering their time to pray with callers.
Working with children was a passion of Shannon's for years. A previous "Big Sister", Shannon searched for volunteer opportunities in her new city of Pittsburgh when she moved there in 2008.
Christina Anderson was unemployed after 2008 layoffs at a prominent national bank. As an HR professional, Christina knew what to do during her season of job searching and uncertainty; she volunteered.
Do you really understand the economic crisis in America? This webcast by Andrew Sears, TechMission's Executive Director, provides a beginner's guide to understanding poverty in America and what can be done about it. Please forward this to friends who might want to learn about poverty and social justice.
Almost two million Americans go on short-term missions trips each year, sponsored by the more than 40,000 American churches, schools, and other organizations that send teams around the world.
TechMission is pleased to announce a new partnership with the American Bible Society (ABS).
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