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Nigeria (MNN) — A.W. Tozer once said, “That which is spiritual cannot be shut in by ink or fenced in by type and paper.” Over one million Deaf can soon meet the God beyond the page. DOOR International is nearly done producing a Chronological Bible Translation (CBT) in Nigerian Sign Language. (Photo courtesy of DOOR […]
Lebanon (MNN) — What happens when one out of every five people in your country is a refugee? According to Daniel Dieleman of Tent Schools International, the school system suffers. Lebanon is hosting more than one million Syrian refugees, and many classrooms have more Syrian children than Lebanese children. The classes were so overwhelming for […]
Have you ever felt like things you’re dealing with in life are just “over your head”? Of course you have, most likely anyway. This past July 4 holiday my family and I took to a 4 day camping adventure. Even though Fair Haven State Park has been frequented by the Taylor family many times […]
Eritrea (MNN) — Homes. Graveyards. Shipping Containers. These are the meeting places of the Eritrean Church. Over 100 believers have been arrested in Eritrea during the last month, but Greg Musselman of Voice of the Martyrs Canada says the recent crackdown is nothing new for the nation. Fifteen years ago the Evangelical Church in Eritrea […]
Belize (MNN) — How big is your home library? If you even have one book, yours is bigger than most collections in Belize. But that’s all going to change if Jason Woolford of Mission Cry has anything to say about it. Mission Cry’s goal is to get a Bible or Christian book into every home […]
Sudan (MNN) – Obama’s decision to temporarily suspend sanctions on Sudan right before he left office was a controversial one. Over the last six months, there hasn’t seemed to be much improved when it comes to human rights. Now it’s up to the Trump administration to decide whether or not sanctions should be reinstated or […]
Turkey (MNN) — The odds are terrible for children who enter the world bearing the label of “refugee”. A ministry partner of Christian Aid Mission estimates that 60 percent of Syrians born in Turkey in the last three years have some sort of physical disability. About 10 percent have emotional difficulties. A Turkish ministry leader […]
Bangladesh (MNN) — Recently FMI‘s Bruce Allen was in Bangladesh conducting field visits with FMI-supported church planters. And though what Allen discovered was somber, it was also encouraging. The Bengali People A pastor and a church member role-playing during the conference in Bangladesh to practice using their Snapshot packets. (Photo courtesy of FMI) Geographically, Bangladesh […]
Eastern Europe (MNN) — While abortion rates are falling in the developed world, Eastern Europe still stands as the region of the world with the highest rates of abortion. Research findings published in the Lancet in 2014 show that 42 out of every 1,000 women in Eastern Europe had an abortion. In North America, that […]
Philippines (MNN) — In the course of covering the siege on Marawi, The Manila Times noted the relief efforts aimed at helping the Christians and Muslims fleeing the Islamic city where government forces are engaged in a fierce fight with the Maute terrorist group, now linked with the Islamic State (IS). (Photo courtesy of Mark […]
