Cameroon (MNN) — Young people in Cameroon are turning to Christ thanks to 16 young people from the United States and Canada. More than 3,000 people came to Christ as a result of the training sessions they held over the summer.
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Indonesia (MNN)–A new education law in Indonesia could create significant challenges to Christian schools. It forced them to include teachers of other faiths in the classroom if more than 10 students of the same faith are present. A missions group believes the is expressly meant to curb evangelical school activity. A Christian agency marshalls its own corps of teachers.
Thailand (MNN)–School children in Thailand thirst for the Gospel. Book of Hope asks for help readying themselves for continued outreach there.
Pakistan (MNN)–Challenges won’t stop the distribution of Scripture in Pakistan. The hunger for God’s Word brings encouraging response from all areas in the country.
China (MNN)–The Chinese government bends a point of law following the arrests of two house church leaders. Believers are encouraged to intercede on their behalf
Romania (MNN) — he people of Romania and Moldova face uncertainty this winter. According to the President of Little Samaritan Mission Florin Pindicblaj says they faced the worst drough in 50 years. He says this could cause problems for their orphan program in both countries.
International (MNN)–Voice Of The Martyrs is expanding short-term trips next year. Growing interest in missions work fuels the change. Teams can choose from trips to Mozambique, South India and Southeast Asia.
USA (MNN) — Children will be the focus of the annual World Vision forum later this month. The program called, “Precious in His Sight” will discuss the effects of HIV/AIDS, war and hunger on children.
Liberia (MNN)–Continued fighting in Liberia sends a flood of refugees over to Sierra Leone. Ministry teams follow the people and set up work in the refugee camps.
India (MNN)–A group of India’s untouchables may have converted to Buddhism–raising questions about equitable enforcement of Gujarat’s anti-conversion laws.