Mel Cure, Area Director of Collin County, talks about the fatigue of being in extended lock down and the challenge of keeping things fresh and innovative in ministry with the tools at your disposal.

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Bill Finley, Area Director for Raleigh, North Carolina discusses stories from his first year on staff and reflects on the big question of suffering..."How can a loving God allow something like this to happen, especially something that prays on the poor and weak?"

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Josh Horton of Fort Worth, Texas, reflects on his first 8 months with Search, what brought him to Search and talks about the highlights of what has been an eventful first year on staff.

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Dave Krueger, Search Vice President of Mission Advancement, along with his wife, Roxy, share stories of challenges and hope that they have faced over their 50 years of marriage.

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Matt Burkett of Greensboro, North Carolina talks about his non-traditional path, overcoming addiction and ending up with Search, and how that can apply to working through the trials today's situation presents.

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Dave Krueger, Search Vice President of Mission Advancement, discusses how the combination of Encouragement and Endurance go together to give us a sense of Hope.

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Bill Mast of Search in the Twin Cities talks about how one local business executive proposed his team's strategy for working with clients during times of uncertainty -  "Be Calm, Be a Leader, Have a Bias Toward Action."

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Dave Krueger, former drill sergeant, pastor and Search staff member of 40 years asks the question, "In this present moment, in the midst of crisis, What is Hope?" As the "Big Questions" start to surface and we search for meaning in all this, finding hope is one of the first items to surface and influences many of the other "Big Questions" we continue to ask.

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John Ransom of Search in Columbus, Ohio reflects on his first year with Search and his key take away: realizing how much we get caught up in our own space and not realizing how much is going on around us in the lives of others.

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John Vicary of Nashville, Tennessee talks about his journey from 40 years on staff to transitioning to a new job with Search Ministries on the same day social distancing policies were mandated and the nature of ministry and the world changed.

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