What is it like to be a part of the persecuted church? These stories put you in the shoes of those who are “on the front lines” sharing Christ in dangerous places.
Across East Africa, national Christian missionaries work tirelessly to provide spiritual care and humanitarian support within refugee camps.
In my local church presentations of Advance, I will often say “If I don’t say church 50 times, I have failed!”
I entered pastoral ministry in the 1990s, and one of the most discussed shifts in global missions at the time was the growing emphasis on supporting national believers.
God has opened some new doors for us in Asia this winter. We received reports from our 32 missionaries about their many outreaches during the Christmas season and we celebrate with them the testimonies we’ve heard—testimonies of elderly Buddhists in Myanmar turning to Christ and of children in Vietnam singing the Gospel to parents still […]
If you were to travel to a Pakistani city, one thing you will notice is the predominance of bricks as building materials.
Twice it's happened, and all within a month! Our church has been prevented from gathering.
"My grandfather will throw my Bible away, if he discovers I have it," Nathan shared, "so I can't bring it home."