It is really an incredible deal — to provide educational, relational, and Biblical programs for over 600 folks from around the world right here Memphis costs only about $350.  This is pretty amazing when realizing just how many activities that includes — Homework Help, English Classes, Birthday Parties, Bible Clubs, Reading Programs, Preschool Readiness, Holiday [...]

Multi-National Ministries is sponsoring its second Welcome World Photography Contest and Exhibition.  So before you go to a Memphis in May activity, please stop by to enjoy this FREE  art show.  We will have refreshments waiting for you! Friday, May 3 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. At The Multi-National Ministries Warehouse 1548 Poplar Avenue     

It is usally pretty eashy to describe your ailments when you go to the doctor.  But imagine if you and and the medical staff speak different languages.  Then what do you do?  A special quality of MNM’s English for Mom’s classes is that Donna (the teachers) tries very hard to teach practical English interaction skills that [...]

Here are TWO ways you can help MNM without even moving and it won’t cost one cent!  Just click here to LIKE Multi-National Ministries new FACEBOOK Page.  Also, you will see how KROGER will make a donation to Multi-National Ministries every time you shop there  and we will show you how to do it.   Thank you [...]

World Of Art Note Cards $10.00 Each year at camp, all of the children add their personal creativity to a community work of art. One year, every child painted a flower on the canvas.  One time, they each painted a shape.  Put it all together and there is a World of Art! You can purchase [...]

Even though a number of us are somewhat annoyed at Netflix for its price changes, it still is the one place that offers something that I love — movies from other countries that just can’t be found in the vending machines. I love watching these movies and documentaries.  Granted, most are nothing like American flicks [...]

Children of Heaven is a precious movie about a two Iranian children and a ragged pair of shoes.  It reveals a side of Tehran probably quite unexpected to those of us more accustomed to a different stereotype.  One reviewer eloquently described it as “one of the most gentle social commentaries you are ever likely to [...]

Here are a couple of movies that I think are worth watching about something that is happening today. Which Way Home and Sin Nombre make an interesting double feature — one is fact and one is fiction, but they tell the same story. Sin Nombre is a fictional account of families from Latin America trying to [...]