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A Van With a Mission: Reaching Surfers Across Taiwan
In Taiwan, ministry to surfers happens wherever the waves break—and often those beaches are scattered hours apart. That’s why transportation isn’t just helpful for YWAM Yilan and Christian Surfers Taiwan—it’s essential. Their van is the backbone of their ministry: getting leaders, surfboards, outreach teams, and youth to beaches, churches, and events all over the island. It’s how they show up, stay connected, and build trust in the surf community. This year, the need for a ne
Jonny Nelson
Nov 193 min read


Mongu, Zambia
Mongu, Zambia, is a small town in the heart of Africa. While there are no skateboard shops within an eight-hour drive, the town does have a skate park built in 2021: The Lukaba Hande Skate Park . With hundreds of kids visiting the park, there is a huge need for skateboarding equipment. Thanks to a $1,500 grant from JSAW, Christian Skaters Zambia and WeSkate Mongu were able to provide new skateboards for all the kids and carry out essential park maintenance. This small grant
Jonny Nelson
Nov 182 min read


"Pros Being Bros"? A Bible Study for Professional Skaters is Thriving - Recap on Street League Las Vegas
Vegas was a mazing! The Street League Takeover this year was more than just another skate contest , it was a moment of deep connection, purpose, and growth. I had the incredible privilege of serving as chaplain alongside some of the top skateboarders in the world, and honestly, it was one of the most meaningful experiences I’ve had yet. As chaplain, my role goes far beyond prayer , though prayer is at the heart of it. It’s also about being a source of emotional support, en
Dave Jonsson
Nov 72 min read


2025 Rail Jam
This past weekend, as temps dropped and excitment for winter spiked, JSAW kicked off the snow season with the annual preseason Rail Jam at Help Boardshop in Edina, MN! Over 150 people attended including the 76 riders on the snow we collected from local ice arena shavings. The day was all about community, connection, and fun. The sold out event wasn’t a competition, it was a celebration of skill, creativity, and camaraderie. Riders hit the rails, donated by Hyland Hills Ski Ar
David Schaffran
Oct 312 min read
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