Matt Ellingson of World Concern speaks to MNN’s Ruth Kramer from South Sudan via Skype, They discuss the latest updates and how World Concern is transforming minds and hearts with the Gospel.

Matt Ellingson is the Senior Director of International Operations for World Concern.

Bangladesh is the topic of this conversation between MNN’s Katey Hearth and Joe Richter of FARMS International. Specially, they discuss the impact of ISIS affiliates in Bangladesh on FARMS projects and Gospel outreach.

MNN’s Ruth Kramer and Greg Yoder of Keys for Kids Ministries discuss how Keys for Kids programming brings the peace of Jesus amid an atmosphere of fear.

In this interview, MNN’s Ruth Kramer and Baptist Global Response’s Executive Director, Jeff Palmer, discuss how the Church should respond to Syrian refugees.

Danny Anan of PIONEERS USA outlines the 2016 Love Moves initiative in this interview with MNN’s Katey Hearth.

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In this interview, MNN’s Katey Hearth speaks with Set Free Ministries’ Steve Prince about Veterans Day 2015.

Prince is the founder of Warriors Set Free, a branch of SFM that focuses exclusively on veterans.

OM’s Robert Strong explains how Christians are helping refugees in Greece, and throughout Europe.

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MNN’s Ruth Kramer and Wycliffe Associates President Bruce Smith discuss the unveiling of the Unlocked Literal Bible — an open-source version of God’s Word designed to speed up Bible translation and give more translators access to accurate source material.

Brother Nathan is a Christian leader currently working in Egypt, where Christians are a small minority and are subjected to many forms of discrimination on a daily basis.

In this interview, Brother Nathan shares his testimony with MNN’s Ruth Kramer, and how it fits into his new book: “Love Casts Out Fear: A Jihad Survivor’s Journey from Revenge to Redemption.”

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How bold would you be for your faith?

In this interview, Bruce Allen of Forgotten Missionaries International tells MNN’s Katey Hearth about “Mulah” — a self-proclaimed suicide evangelist.

“I want to live a good, long life and be productive in advancing the Kingdom of God here,” Mulah told Allen.

But, “I consider myself a suicide evangelist. What I mean is that I fully expect to give my life for the sake of the Gospel, whether I die 10 months from now; 10 years [or] 50 years.”

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