Project Updates

We believe the Lord has sovereignly directed each child to My Father's House Orphanage to receive physical, life-saving care and to hear the Gospel.

Bijaya encouraged them that God's Word could work long after pastors had left the readers' presence because the Writer of the Word Himself would be present.

The students and staff unloaded the trucks and passed the banana boxes of new library books from student to student, up the stairs, and into the new library.

Would it be best to go visit the school to encourage him and his staff in prayer, give money to the school for the general operation, or some other way?

They are praising the Lord that their team had the opportunity to speak with three Iranian refugees who wanted to know about the Christian faith.

As he assumed leadership, Ajit has always desired that he and his ministry be self-sustaining, and he's worked to that end ever since.

They know at this Indian seminary that if they prayerfully train their students in sound doctrine and how to fulfill the Great Commission, the graduates will be equipped to go out and make disciples and an impact globally.

It was the last day of Nepal year 2074. There and then, in a tiny village in Nepal there are 500 homes, but only one believer.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, right? Well, here are 37 photos from summer school at Hope International School (HIS)!

More than 100 refugees attended the picnic and it presented opportunities to lovingly care for them. And it piqued the curiosity of many people!

Distributing gospel tracts is the most effective way to reach the unreached in Myanmar, Kimpi says. You'll have to watch the video to find out why. Be sure to turn up the volume!

Bubu and Bahiti lead an internship program for young people in the Middle East who desire to grow closer to Jesus personally and do full-time ministry in their region for His glory.

He has provided men and women to develop a website for "The Ancient Path," digital versions of several "Ancient Path" translations, and even a mobile app.

Sai asked the rest of the ministry to pray for his brother to have the courage to make a commitment to follow Christ completely.

Bijaya has been working on a translation of “The Ancient Path” into the local language of an unreached group, which he thought was Maithili.

From clothing to music, to movies, it seems like young people across the globe are fascinated by American culture! There's especially a draw to learning English.

To give out a warm blanket to relieve earthly suffering without considering the person's eternal destiny would be a great disservice.

So, for the past several months, Dr. Mung's son Sangpi has led the charge to revive the college and increase enrollment through different ministry objectives.

What a blessing for Zijah and Lorena (leaders of the Caring for Refugees project) to fulfill this calling among kids in the refugee camps.

Bijaya and his team purchased a very inexpensive piece of property. The goal is to turn this property into a home base for training believers and pastors.

Those involved with this ministry experience the blessing too when they watch people they've ministered to set free by the love of Christ.

Padma started working at a brick kiln when she was eight years old. At the kiln, she was physically and sexually abused.

Universities next to slums. Our Live Global national partner we call Paul has decided to maximize this juxtaposition for God's glory.

The authorities in this area have demanded a "reorganization" of refugees and now these believers are being scattered among seven different camps.

To accomplish these two main goals, they have to get creative and they have to get a new perspective on their time and materials.

We have not reacted; instead we persevere. This has left a good legacy among the surrounding community.

Normally, classes are taught by well-trained, well-equipped Indian professors. But occasionally, God provides visiting professors from the United States.

The children come from all backgrounds, so the prayer is that God would use this ministry to preach the good news to each of them.

If you were a fly on the wall at Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary in Myanmar, this is what you'd see.

The kids practice their English first thing every day with a special greeting "Good Morning to You" song, sung to a catchy familiar tune. Take a look.

In the midst of uncertainty on the ground in the Middle East, God is still certainly working.

A donor provides 25 meat chickens plus seven weeks of food and a portable cage to the pastor or church planter as the initial kickstart.

Missionary evangelistic work and preaching the gospel has many different ways as the Bible tells us.

To bring it closer to home, here are several personal testimonies from students and parents who were affected by the conference.

The monk was so happy when I gave him the Bible and he even told me that it had been a long time that he was longing to have this.

We thank God as a church-planting ministry that we celebrated 12 years of God's goodness to us. The following is a "ministry by the numbers" report.

It's amazing to hear the stories of where these graduates came from, how the Lord saved them, and what He has called them to.

Where people aren't likely to make it to a more populated region where the gospel might be more prevalent, "Our approach is to go there where they are."

We asked him, “What is the greatest joy for you in your ministry in this village?” His response was simple but profound.

The rescuers wept as they were so grateful that they were able to “save” another girl that had been stripped of her innocence.

But then he got his permission from the government to leave the refugee camp and continue on to West Europe. This is what every refugee is waiting.

84-year-old Zinaida was reading the bible at home looking for salvation and to be baptized. Pastor Victor heard about it when he was walking door to door.

Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary in Myanmar is not just a theological training ground—it's a center for missions endeavors.

Planting the seed of hope in Christ—that's the foundation of Hope International School (HIS) in Yangon, Myanmar.

The flooding of 2015 proved to be an excellent time for many Christians in Myanmar to stand out as they gave unconditional compassion and help to everyone.

The water in the middle was still a rushing river, but the baptisms were manageable! Praise God for these former Hindu souls added to the Kingdom.

What do schools, music, senior programs, and farms have in common? If you ask Pastors Ajit and Salim, these are all ways to reach people for Christ!

Using "The Ancient Path" tract, Suanpu has been evangelizing new areas around his village. He has been systematically traveling farther out each time.

Share in the joy with Pastor Joseph and the conference committee as the Lord has done great things at the National Youth Conference in Togo.

How beautiful an opportunity to get to share with Middle Eastern nationals about the forgiveness and grace offered to them through Jesus.

Tungpi hit a big city in the least evangelized division. He had previously sent 60,000 "The Ancient Path" gospel tracts to pastors and evangelists.

Beyond the physical and financial stress they have experienced, there remains a missional heart in each of these three churches.

The wisest strategy to help those still in need in Myanmar is to work through our existing relationships with nationals on the ground.

Yes, God is growing the tiny hut churches and calling more people to His Kingdom. So much so that some of these churches actually grow out of their huts!

The young people who attend camps love the hill and the lake. In India, this is a rare gem! No one is bored at Engedi!

If you are called to ministry then you are called to prepare. Those at Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary in Myanmar fully believe this!

Even though many people, even believers, will sometimes tell them "don't go!" It's risky, but God is good and sovereign and has a plan for those He sends.

They pray often for the unbelievers who have shown an interest in the gospel. Here are three stories about how they've seen the Lord answer their prayers.

God supplied someone to purchase the land, which kept these robbers from being able to steal it, and God had worked through these evil men for good.

Pastor Devon and his family started a home church and have been doing outreaches and building relationships to grow it ever since.

Pastor Aki desires to disciple fathers to love their wives like Christ loves the church and to raise up their children in the fear of the Lord.

In a city where there has been no previous gospel witness, the Moldova medical missions team set out to minister the truth about Jesus.

From Liberia to the Philippines to Paraguay and beyond, Chileans who love Jesus are partnering with national believers in these countries.

Oh, what a treasure when, in addition to Scriptural truth, the Lord gives us an opportunity to look back to personal memories of his faithfulness.

God even moves in the hearts of people to go to a tea shop or to buy a big goat at the time when they need to hear the good news.

It's reported that the majority of Lisu people would identify as Christian. But, many of them have a way to go in understanding sound biblical doctrine.

Pastor Joseph, the leader of this project, has made it one of his chief ambitions to train up the youth in Togo and other West African countries.

Pastor Aki and the pastor even got to visit the chief priest. Pastor Aki said they had a good time sharing the gospel with his whole family.

The point of the games day event is to give glory to Christ for His work on the cross that makes it possible for one to have a relationship with God.

Could it be that God is answering these prayers for Afghanistan by reaching this small group of Afghan refugees in Bosnia?

Friendship Ministries finds all kinds of ways to reach all kinds of people in their community with the gospel. One way is through friendship Bible classes.

"But I went to Engedi camp. I was convicted of my sins and through the counselors, I understood the meaning of the gospel."

"For me, if I hear the gospel in English or Thai, I may understand it. But if someone is sharing it in Karen, this touches my heart more."

Jesus called his disciples to himself, taught them the Truth, and then sent them out on mission in groups. Bubu and Bahiti are doing the same.

As HIS continues to grow, they must hire new teachers to teach the additional grades. And HIS has hired some top-notch teachers who love the Lord.

How encouraging it would be to meet at a missions conference with other like-minded believers to worship God and hear the preaching of God's Word.

3,000 young adults will gather in Togo for a youth conference, "No Shortcut for True Joy." Pastor Joseph is organizing a day of prayer for this event.

In July, a team from Adelphos is taking the first trip to the new frontier to see what God might do in the Philippines!

The group from Zijah and Loren's church took the teenage refugees out to lunch at McDonald's where they all had a chance to share a meal together.

A graveyard is an excellent backdrop for preaching the gospel. "'Prophesy over these bones, and say to them, O dry bones, hear the word of the Lord.'"

The mobile library boat gets loaded with Christian literature and members from Friendship Bible Church take it from community to community along the rivers.

Arlang has found a way to help support CFPM by diving into a profitable trade. They grow coffee beans on Arlang's property.

The graduates of the Bible training institute get to act as "big brothers" for the CFPM boys who are living in the boys home on the same campus.

After graduating, he went on to make more disciples among his own people, using his new training to better lead, serve, and preach the gospel.

Summer school students all across the country of Myanmar recently got together for a fun story telling competition. The theme? English fairy tales!

To shine some light and hope into the poor kids' lives must be incredible. And this wasn't a Westerner's idea.

After graduating the last class of students at the beginning of February, it's time for everyone—including the professors—to take some time to rejuvenate.

Recently, three new brothers and sisters in Christ were added to the Kingdom. La Gracia celebrated their baptisms and praised God.

God is providing for these new Christians living in a largely Hindu nation. God especially provided spiritual encouragement from pastor Aki.

God has inspired the hearts of many believers to rescue kids from the brick factory and help them get an education that will prepare them for the future.

She hopes to begin a beauty school where she can help other women get trained so they have the ability to make a living in a Christ-honoring way.

Samara's dad requires her to bring home $50 per month as a prostitute. But Samara learned that as a follower of Jesus she could never be a prostitute again.

It's really a good problem when there's not enough space at your church. It means people are hearing God's Word and developing a relationship with Him.

Choosing between a job and a church is very difficult! Praise God that the Holy Spirit is living inside her! Demila is still looking for a job, though.

As the Holy Spirit works in each of the interns, Bubu and Bahiti get a front row seat to what God does. Every year, God calls them to different projects.

Now Mubaraq knows the one true God and the true way of salvation. Mubaraq speaks Urdu in his village which is an answer to one of my prayers!

For work, Rahiv was a professional driver. During his time driving, he was able to form several small groups in the Western part of Nepal.

There were five people that showed up for the first service of Akha Baptist Church. That was in 1997. This tiny church was born out of Akha John’s passion and vision to reach his own peole—the Akha people—for Christ. The Akhas are a nomadic people group scattered throughout five countries in Asia. But God knows […]