Bruce Allen of Forgotten Missionaries International (FMI) discusses the Pakistan protests with MNN’s Katey Hearth. Pakistan is no stranger to political unrest, and Christians often bear the brunt of community unhappiness.

To help a Pakistani pastor by providing for his daily needs, click here for sponsorship options through FMI.

Only God could arrange an encounter like this. Listen as JP Sundararajan of Audio Scripture Ministries tells MNN’s Katey Hearth about a reunion five years and 1.2 billion people in the making.

Katey Hearth speaking with Rody Rodeheaver of IN Network about their education programs and Bible giveaway in Ghana.

By Faith Alone is a new book written by Patrick Klein that tells about God’s faithfulness to help His Word get to people in closed countries. Listen as Klein, President of Vision Beyond Borders, tells MNN’s Greg Yoder about By Faith Alone.

The changing tide of Bible translation is the subject of this discussion between Bob Creson of Wycliffe USA and MNN’s Katey Hearth.

Bible translation isn’t merely about getting the written Word into different languages anymore. Wycliffe is helping oral communities, too.

ANM’s Thrive conferences give women missionaries a platform.
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Autumn Nims of Advancing Native Missions tells MNN’s Katey Hearth about their Thrive conferences — two-day events that highlight the work of women missionaries around the world.

This year, ANM is taking their Thrive conferences coast-to-coast. Next month, one Thrive conference will be held in Virginia, and another will be held in California.

Get all the information you need here.

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Dr. David Schuringa of Crossroad Bible Institute (CBI) explores the connection between a childhood of poverty and violence to lives of crime.

“Upbringing has so much to do with direction,” Schuringa states.

This 2012 study by The Sentencing Project describes the childhood environments of inmates who received Juvenile Life Without Parole (JLWOP) sentences.

Dyann Romeijn of Vision Beyond Borders (VBB) discusses the Iraqi crisis with MNN’s Katey Hearth. As the U.S. searches for help from Iraq’s neighbors in the fight against ISIS, Vision Beyond Borders is trying to find help for Iraqi believers.

Click here to help VBB send a crate of supplies to Iraqi Christians.

(Photo cred: Florida Baptist Children’s Home/Orphan’s Heart)

Kristen Hitchcock of Orphan’s Heart tells MNN’s Katey Hearth about the Women of Compassion Giving Society.

The society gathers once a year during the Women of Compassion Forum to discuss ways to help orphaned and disadvantaged children. In the process, they determine where certain funds should be directed to achieve maximum impact on the lives of children in the U.S. and around the world.

Learn more about Women of Compassion here.