Light from a Gospel Center into the Dark
In a dark place, new disciples know identifying as "Christians" comes with a high price.
The small fellowship in the gospel center is a bright light.
Partner Update
Sahar’s Story of a Softened Heart in the Middle Eastern Desert
Abraham and Deborah work among the Bedouin People in their surrounding Middle Eastern community. Obviously, this is hard and often discouraging work. But God is faithful to bless their efforts. Today, Deborah shares a beautiful story of Sahar’s softened heart in the Middle East.…
Haitian Immigration: How One Church in Chile Responded
Christians and churches must decide how to minister to Haitian Immigration in their communities. Some decide to ignore; others magnify. A few discover creative and compassionate responses to shine the light of the Gospel. Iglesia Bautista Monte de Dios in Quilicura, Santiago, Chile is one such church.
How North Americans and Myanmar Nationals Start a Church Together
At his rented space, 50 people were gathering at first and within a year, it grew to 80. For seven years this church has continued to meet. People in Myanmar are hungry for the truth.
Those Who Haven’t Heard in Rural Villages, Who Can’t Read
Our national partner Suan, living in war-torn Myanmar, works in the places where most people haven't heard the gospel. It makes sense that to reach people in the hardest places, you need to start with a national Christian living in the same country as these unreached, hard-to-get-to people.
Middle East Youth Find Uncommon Hope at “Old School” Camp
In a Muslim majority county, youth surrender their lives in the safe setting of a gospel-focused camp led by national partners. Young people struggle to find hope where high inflation, regional conflict, too few jobs, and generational violence collide for a future without promise. Searching, they respond to invitations to hear Good News.