Most of the world’s Deaf communities are unreached, meaning less than two percent of the population has access to the Gospel. DOOR International equips Deaf believers to reach other Deaf for Christ and plant churches.
Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has told all civilians living in the eastern Donetsk region to evacuate. He says the fewer civilians left in the area, the fewer the Russian attack can harm.
Uganda’s pandemic lockdowns led to discipleship opportunities – in 2020 and today.
Tales of need and despair abound in Lebanon. The currency has lost 90-percent of its value since 2019, and more than 75-percent of the population lives in poverty. More Lebanon headlines here.
The military regime ruling Myanmar has extended its emergency powers until 2023. These powers give soldiers more authority to detain civilians.
Kids don’t immediately come to mind when you think about believers being persecuted for their faith. But Pastor William says when a Muslim comes to Christ in Bangladesh, it affects the whole family.
On Sunday morning, an explosion shook a street in Kabul, Afghanistan. The U.S. had just conducted a drone strike that killed the leader of al-Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, a man who helped plan the 9/11 attacks.
Refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria remain in limbo in Greece. At the same time, new arrivals from Ukraine stretch resources even thinner. More than 45,000 Ukrainian refugees have fled to Greece since February.
Clean water is a precious commodity in rural Kenya. Dorcas knew she could never waste it.
A 7.0 earthquake struck the Philippines’ most populous island of Luzon last Monday. More than 50 landslides killed at least five people and injured many more. Electricity has mostly been restored, but clean water remains a concern.
Lebanon desperately needs foreign funding to avoid total collapse. However, to unlock that funding, it has to remove subsidies on wheat.
Two years ago, World Missionary Press sent 6.4 million Scripture booklets to ministry partners through a project called “Blessings for Brazil.”
