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12 Mar Why Plant Churches?

Posted at 13:39h in East Asia, Evangelism & Church Planting, Feature, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories by Jo and Jenny Graham 0 Comments

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Does your windscreen fog up? Do you ever struggle to see the essentials and end up wasting time on lesser things? We partner with a team in a limited-access country that is steeped in Buddhism. One of our team members is an indigenous missionary from an...

12 Mar Beginning to Look Like a Kingdom

Posted at 13:29h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, Oceania by Carl and Gail Musch 0 Comments

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Jesus taught us to pray, "Let your kingdom come...

12 Mar You Can’t Stop the Gospel

Posted at 13:27h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South Asia by Tomba K 0 Comments

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Last year Ms Priya came in search of someone. Ms Ngambi, who is a believer, helped Priya find the person she was looking for. Priya was so happy to meet someone so hospitable! They became friends, and, through Ngambi’s witness, Priya became a follower of...

12 Mar Untouchables Touching Others with the Gospel

Posted at 13:24h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South Asia by Dinesh Chand 0 Comments

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Across India, there is an ethnic group that is lost, forgotten, neglected, and ostracised. The “untouchables” live with this pain, insult, and humiliation all their lives. Their efforts to find answers to life have taken them even further from society. Praise be to God that...

12 Mar The Gospel within Thai Culture

Posted at 11:43h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South East Asia by John and Nok P 0 Comments

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We have a dream that thousands of Thai Buddhists will understand and respond to the Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ. But their mistaken belief that in order to follow Jesus they must reject everything that makes them Thai is a huge barrier. Our...

16 Nov From Mourning to Joy

Posted at 10:34h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South Asia by Tomba K 0 Comments

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Mrs Rasitombi, a widow in Imphal, has two sons, two daughters-in-law, and three grandchildren. The family is influential. However, one son and daughter-in-law were frequently possessed by demons in spite of all their expensive sacrifices to gods and goddesses. People started considering them to be...

16 Nov Ex-Imam Helps Spread the Word

Posted at 10:31h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, Southern Africa by Eugene and Tina Wessels 0 Comments

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Recently, I (Eugene) had the opportunity to preach at a church that was planted in Quelimane eight years ago. My interpreter, Marcello, was an ex-Imam (Muslim leader) who left the Muslim faith because of the love shown to him by followers of Jesus. He now...

16 Nov Transformation at Rahab

Posted at 10:08h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South East Asia by Rahab Ministries 0 Comments

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Noon is in her twenties and has worked in the bars for a year. A few months ago, she accepted Christ at Rahab’s Bible study and decided to join Rahab. She now attends church every week and is a full-time staff member at the Rahab...

16 Nov Testimony from a Church Planter

Posted at 09:52h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South East Asia by Sam and Carol Soukotta 0 Comments

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During the religious war on Ambon and other Moluccu Islands of Indonesia from 1999-2002, I, Dominggus, got involved as a teenager, fighting for the Christians. Many Ambonese people claim to be Christian, but sadly, it is in name only, and I was one of them....

16 Nov Miracle Ducks

Posted at 08:48h in Evangelism & Church Planting, Global, Nations Magazine, News & Stories, South East Asia by John and Nok P 0 Comments

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Tik hung a piece of red cloth at the front of her duck farm. She and her in-laws prayed together every day in front of the cloth, declaring that the red represented Jesus’ blood, which has delivered them from all curses. Then the miracle happened...