It is deeply impactful to advance the Gospel by partnering with local Christians in different countries. But Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) takes it a step further — by intentionally investing in their national ministry staff.
Who are the unreached?
Lebanon seemingly faces another new crisis every month, and it’s been that way since 2019. How do Gospel workers continue meeting needs without burning out?
“Would God put somebody on this earth to be nothing but a drug addict and to die in that sin?” That was John Draxinger’s first question when he heard the Gospel in a jail cell around July 4, 2013.
During the early 1970s there was a ripple of revival that swept across the USA and other parts of the world. Many did not recognize it as a revival or spiritual awakening at the time. However, in subsequent years several books were written about that […]
One-third of our global population is completely cut off from the Good News of Jesus Christ. In other words, they are “unreached.”
In Niger, God is working among the Fulani and Tuareg tribes, predominantly Muslim groups that often attack Christians.
Refugees escaping from Ukraine describe Russian soldiers firing on civilians. Thousands remain trapped in besieged cities as the Russian invasion enters a third week.
Sam Neugent saw the evangelism team in his Alabama church grow from seven people to 60. How? Through the Made to Multiply Initiative, an e3 Partners program that aims to equip one million North American Christians to share the Gospel.
POLAND (BP) — As hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians flee from the Russian oppression being forced upon them, Polish Christians and Southern Baptist workers are ready to care for them.
China’s new internet regulations went into effect March 1, laying out broad restrictions on religious communication, teaching, and evangelism.
A little girl’s moving rendition of the hit song ‘Let It Go’ from the animated film Frozen, performed and recorded while she hunkered down in a bomb shelter in Kyiv, has gone viral as Ukrainian forces continue to fight off a Russian invasion.
