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Teach to Transform Teach to Transform equips partners around the world with medical and vocational skills they can use to share the gospel of Christ.

Teach to Transform equips American medical professionals and farmers going on mission trips to third-world countries to train indigenous mission leaders in their native countries with medical and farming skills.

Did you know our Newborn Care module is a crucial part of our Basic Medical curriculum?In many communities across Africa...
10/15/2026

Did you know our Newborn Care module is a crucial part of our Basic Medical curriculum?

In many communities across Africa and Asia, access to doctors’ offices and hospitals is limited. Routine newborn checkups are difficult to access. Early detection of warning signs in infants is critical.

That’s why we teach local leaders both preventative and life-saving practices for infants. Our participants learn how to take vital signs, spot the warning signs, and refer infants to receive potentially life-saving care.

Healthcare shouldn’t have borders, and that starts with the most vulnerable.

This week, we sat with men living in a correctional facility and talked about the wounds no one can see.We started with ...
10/13/2026

This week, we sat with men living in a correctional facility and talked about the wounds no one can see.

We started with a fun activity of comparing physical wounds and heart wounds and asked a simple question: What does a physical wound need in order to heal?

It needs to be acknowledged.
It needs to be cleaned.
It needs protection from further injury.
It needs time.
And sometimes, it needs the care of someone else.

If you don’t clean a physical wound, infection can set in. And if that infection isn’t treated, it can spread.

Then we asked: Do our heart wounds need the same thing?

Pain that is buried doesn’t necessarily disappear. Left untreated, it can continue hurting us, and eventually our pain can spill over and hurt the people around us.

That led us to one of the first and often hardest steps of healing: Admitting how trauma impacts our lives.

Matt Robison joined us and shared his own story of addiction and recovery. He talked about the moment he finally admitted he needed help, lwas willing to receive it, and how that decision opened the door for God to move in his life in ways he could never have imagined.

You could feel the connection in the room. For many of these men, addiction has been part of the road that led to incarceration. But their story doesn’t have to end there.

Next week they’ll continue working together, learning and practicing skills to help them understand their wounds, process what they’ve experienced, and continue their healing journey. Incarceration doesn’t remove someone’s dignity. A person’s worst chapter doesn’t have to become the end of their story.

Healing can begin anywhere. Because of Jesus, we have hope.

Sign up for SMS from Teach to Transform! 📱We are so excited to send updates, prayer requests, stories from our national ...
10/12/2026

Sign up for SMS from Teach to Transform! 📱

We are so excited to send updates, prayer requests, stories from our national partners, and more via SMS.

Sign up to receive texts by texting JOIN to (502) 480-8771.

We can’t wait to hear from you 💛

You’re invited to The Global Table 💚🌎We’re preparing this immersive experience to give you a glimpse into what God is do...
10/09/2026

You’re invited to The Global Table 💚🌎

We’re preparing this immersive experience to give you a glimpse into what God is doing in the communities we partner with around the world.

Come take a seat at the table, taste food from around the world, and learn how you can be a part of Teach to Transform.

Tickets are available at teachtotransform.org/events or at the link in our bio. We can’t wait to go on this journey with you ✈️

On that Monday morning, N sat on her bed at home, developing a plan to end her life that day. She had reached a point of...
10/08/2026

On that Monday morning, N sat on her bed at home, developing a plan to end her life that day. She had reached a point of extreme hopelessness, purposeless, and a profound feeling of loneliness.

As she looked around her, she felt a nudge to open her Bible. Minutes later, she received a phone call inviting her to a Teach to Transform medical training that very day. Someone had backed out of the training, and one of the pastors felt led to invite N in that person’s place. N knew instantly she had to be there.

This invitation, a pure act of obedience by a pastor that couldn’t have known all that God was doing, sparked new life in N. She was immediately reminded by the Lord that He still had a plan for her life. Her story was not over.

Throughout the week-long training, N began to open up. She gained courage and boldness as she trained others around her in taking vital signs and using a stethoscope. She translated for the other students, helping them take their medical tests. At the end of the week, N became a TTT medical trainer!

Since the training, N has saved two babies’ lives through her use of medical care and the ability to refer patients to a local hospital.

N came to the training on Monday ready to end her life, and on Friday she walked out with purpose, a new passion, and a huge smile on her face. She knew God wasn’t done writing her story.

God saw her in her despair, and he lifted her up, set her feet on solid ground, and gave her a new song. Praise God!

In just a few weeks, these pages will be opened around tables in Ukraine 🇺🇦For the first time, our Emotional Trauma Heal...
10/06/2026

In just a few weeks, these pages will be opened around tables in Ukraine 🇺🇦

For the first time, our Emotional Trauma Healing curriculum has been translated into Ukrainian, and soon our team will have the privilege of walking through it with ministry families who have spent years serving others in the midst of war.

The numbers coming out of Ukraine are staggering. More than 10 million people remain displaced, either within Ukraine or in other countries. More than 10 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. And in the first seven months of 2026 alone, the UN documented more than 12,000 civilian casualties, a significant increase over the same period last year.

Behind every statistic is a person: A mother. A father. A son. A daughter. A ministry leader. A family trying to keep serving while carrying grief, fear, exhaustion, loss, and their own trauma.

Helpers need helpers, too. Our hope is to create a safe place for ministry families to step away from the constant demands of serving, understand what trauma has done to their minds and bodies, grieve what has been lost, reconnect with one another, and discover practical tools for healing and hope.

As they return to their churches and communities, our prayer is that what begins around those tables will multiply. Healing people helping others heal. Hope carried back into communities that desperately need it.

We can’t wait to see the story God writes through this training.

What can one seed do?When our Farming God’s Way participants learn practices like biodiversity through crop rotation and...
10/05/2026

What can one seed do?

When our Farming God’s Way participants learn practices like biodiversity through crop rotation and God’s Blanket, they’re learning how to grow manageable, lasting farms to feed themselves, their families, and their communities.

One tiny seed planted, faithfully cultivated, and ethically harvested provides nutrients for a meal. Hundreds of seeds provide nourishing food for a whole community.

When our participants take what they’ve learned and share it with their communities, they get the opportunity to share the Good News of Jesus, planting the seeds of the Gospel and entrusting the harvesting to the Lord.

It takes just one seed at a time, patience, and cultivation to change a life.

Learn more about Farming God’s Way at teachtotransform.org 💛

Did you know that only 5.1% of people in Asia with drug use disorders are currently receiving treatment? In Africa, tha...
10/02/2026

Did you know that only 5.1% of people in Asia with drug use disorders are currently receiving treatment?

In Africa, that number is as low as 2.8%.

What would you do if you wanted to get help but had nowhere to turn? Where would you go?

That’s the problem so many in Africa and Asia face. They want to find freedom from addiction, but many communities lack the resources to do so.

That’s why God has led us to launch our Addiction Recovery branch. Our goal is to equip leaders around the world to understand addiction, reduce shame, create recovery communities, and walk alongside others toward freedom.

When addiction tells you you’re the only one with that struggle, that you’re all alone, or that there’s no way out, Christ says He is the way. He says there is hope. His grace is enough.

There is freedom in Christ!

Join us in praying for our Basic Medical training that kicks off in West Africa Monday!Our team left for West Africa tod...
10/01/2026

Join us in praying for our Basic Medical training that kicks off in West Africa Monday!

Our team left for West Africa today, and we are so excited to spend next week teaching medical skills like wound and burn care, newborn care, and taking vital signs.

Please pray that the Lord would meet each student and trainer personally, that He would use this training to equip our students with the knowledge they need to meet felt needs in their communities, and that His name would be glorified by all we do.

Thank you for praying with us!

You are invited 🎉 Join us either 11/17 in Corydon, IN or 11/19 in Louisville, KY for The Global Table!Come taste food fr...
09/30/2026

You are invited 🎉 Join us either 11/17 in Corydon, IN or 11/19 in Louisville, KY for The Global Table!

Come taste food from around the world, hear about each of our 5 branches, and walk in the shoes of our national partners.

This is an experience you will not want to miss. Invite a friend, fill a table, and come learn more about what God is doing through Teach to Transform!

Tickets are available at teachtotransform.org/events or at the link in our bio.

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P. O. Box 43233
Saint Matthews, KY
40243

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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