South Africa (MNN) — This year, Mission Cry is stepping out in faith and is preparing to send six sea containers of Bibles and Christian books to Cape Town, South Africa.
Distribution in Cape Town, South Africa (Photo courtesy of Mission Cry)
Last year was the first year that Mission Cry began shipping to Cape Town, and the organization was able to send four full shipping containers.
This had been a leap of faith for both the suppliers and recipients last year, as they sought to trust God with what they could handle.
Beginning in February, the 2026 shipments will leave every two months to continue in the work that the Word of God is already doing in South Africa.
Jason Woolford with Mission Cry says that the organization received amazing testimonies of the work happening in this area amidst gang issues and crime rises.
“Prisoners giving their lives to the Lord, people who get out of prison getting saved, people coming from the surrounding countries, that’s right, coming from the surrounding countries to come and get free Bibles and Christian books from this hub,” Woolford says.
Woolford says that when he sees the devil working overtime, he knows the devil is trying to stop something great. God willing, this distribution point will continue to be a place that fights against the evil working in the world.
“The only thing that does not return void is the Word of God,” Woolford says. “While clothes, water, food, all of those things are important (especially as Americans know), those things return void, but the Word of God doesn’t. It forever changes someone’s life.”
Please pray that the containers sent to Cape Town, South Africa, this year will touch the hearts of individuals who do not know the Lord. Pray that people will come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and that their lives will be transformed. Pray that Christians will be discipled and that they will draw near to God.
Distribution in Cape Town, South Africa (Photo courtesy of Mission Cry)
