Missionaries are special servants in the vineyard of the Lord. For the sake of the Gospel they live and work in foreign countries around the world, facing many challenges and having to make a lot of sacrifices that are demanding physically and emotionally. However, when it comes to taking some time off to rest and recharge their batteries, it usually happens only as part of their busy home leaves, in the midst of visiting family and relatives and raising more funds for their mission. But not in form of an actual and feasible vacation in which they’re able to focus solely on resting and refreshing their body, soul and spirit. In most cases they also lack the finances to so as their financial support doesn’t allow for anything else but their work on the mission field. The result: many of them burn out or fall ill after years of hard labor without much of a break and sooner or later leave the mission field for good. We want to prevent this and contribute to their longevity and well-being on the field, for “the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few” (Matthew 9:37) and we need missionaries more than ever.