The latest issue of “EMS Insight” is now available. The 20-page publication focuses this time on the theme ‘Becoming Whole. Salvation and Healing’. It can be ordered free of charge or downloaded from the website of the Evangelical Mission in Solidarity (EMS).

In Jesus Christ, the whole person experiences God’s saving care. Salvation and healing encompass body, soul and spirit in equal measure. In the new issue of ‘EMS Insight’, we introduce people from the global EMS community who make this visible and tangible through their commitment.

Who cares for the shepherds?

Pastors are called to be there for others. Yet they cannot be everywhere at once. They, too, experience fatigue, disappointments and reach their personal limits. The Indonesian theologian Pardamean Simatupang reports on how the Christian Church in South Sulawesi (GKSS) deals with the challenges of pastoral ministry.

Donate now for a better future!

Seventeen-year-old Atengbiik lives in Ghana and has physical limitations due to cerebral palsy. His hand-powered tricycle, which was partly funded by donations from EMS, gives him greater independence and mobility in his daily life. At last, he can ride to school on his own and help his mother with small errands. Find out how you too can make a lasting difference to the future of children and young people with disabilities in the latest issue of ‘EMS Insight’.

A church service that spans the globe

In September 2026, congregations in the EMS member churches celebrated EMS Sunday for the first time. Together, they sent out a powerful message: particularly in times of global crisis, the world needs hope, reconciliation and solidarity in action. At the Hospitalkirche in Stuttgart, the birthplace of the EMS, parishioners, EMS staff and ecumenical guests also gathered for a joint service.

You can find these and other articles on ecumenism and the global church in the latest issue of “EMS Insights”.