In a recent effort to activate individuals to more intentionally reach out and share the Gospel, a group in a local congregation launched a prayer walking initiative. Actually, it’s more than praying, and more that walking. The idea of cultivating a Prayer-Care-Share Lifestyle of organic […]
While on an e3 Partners mission trip in the town of Motherwell, South Africa, a group of Christians encountered one of the local healers.
In the mountains of Ethiopia, there lived a group of about 6,000 people unreached by the story of Jesus. They practice a local animist religion, believing that all beings have a life force and that spirits can possess people.
Have you heard the old acronym, TEAM?: Together, Everyone Achieves More. That’s the idea behind a collaborative Bible translation effort in Southeast Asia.
Over the last few years, Christians in Iraq have built a thriving digital church. Samuel with Redemptive Stories says there are two main reasons.
A young man receiving vocational training in North Africa was depressed and angry – and carrying a lethal weapon.
Japan remains a challenging spiritual battleground, but Gospel workers say the Lord IS moving in the island nation.
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.
Many cultures rely on orality methods like storytelling to communicate values and concepts. In these cultures, orality is critical to sharing the Gospel!
In a closed country in Southeast Asia, Christians cannot openly share the Gospel. Instead, believers’ lifestyles lead to questions about the God they serve.
As a mother of three with practically no education, Nazila and her children went from malnourished and sick to healthy and thriving! It’s all thanks to a literacy class, a garden, and the seeds of the Gospel.
Sudan loses political progress, but the Gospel makes significant strides forward.
