Bible translations flourish despite persecution
International (MNN) — At a time of unprecedented Christian persecution, the demand for access to the Bible is greater than ever. A report by the UK office of Catholic Charity Aid toRead More…
Far East Russian ministry began with two faithful believers
Russia (MNN) – Slavic Gospel Association has been working in Far East Russia for a couple years, but the ministry there began long ago. A Love Story Far East Russia is roughlyRead More…
Bringing Christmas to North Korea
North Korea (MNN)– To many North Koreans, Christmas is a completely foreign concept. But with the help of Alpha Relief, an initiative of Global Advance, the holiday may open doors for sharingRead More…
South Asia: persecution on the rise, but God is working
South Asia (MNN) — South Asia’s Christians have experienced a significant spike in persecution over the last few months. For that reason, this story was not posted due to security concerns. However,Read More…
A Christmas reflection; a Father’s sacrifice
Uganda (MNN) – Many Christian adults say that becoming a parent taught them so much about our Heavenly Father’s love for us. As we celebrate Christmas today and the birth of JesusRead More…
Religious freedom in China: a mixed bag
China (MNN) — Conflicting reports are putting a question mark behind religious freedom in China. Accounts released earlier this year pointed toward more freedoms for religious groups. However, recent developments are concerningRead More…
Bringing Christmas to where it’s only ever winter
Central Asia (MNN) – For a lot of people in the West, winter doesn’t just mean the cold season, it also means Christmas. Towns will be lit by strings of lights, peopleRead More…
Mozambique communities urgently requesting more audio Bibles
Mozambique (MNN) — Like dry and parched earth immediately soaking up the gift of rain, the people of Mozambique are thirsty for God’s Word. And every time Audio Scripture Ministries goes toRead More…
Nepal: future of religious tolerance uncertain with looming anti-conversion law
Nepal (MNN) – In August, the Nepali parliament passed a bill to criminalize religious conversion and the “hurting of religious sentiment.” In October, the president signed the bill into law. Now, ChristiansRead More…
FTT reports nearly 100 unreached and unengaged Deaf groups
International (MNN) — With the advance of technology and global community, finishing the task of the Great Commission doesn’t seem as daunting as it did 50 years ago. According to the aptlyRead More…