Five Christian ministries are joining forces to supply four spiritually hungry nations in Africa with Bible study material.
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Iraq (MNN)–A ministry to Iraq resumes humanitarian work following threats of violence. Teams are working to show the love of God to the Iraqi people by meeting the many physical needs.
Colombia (MNN)–Ministry movement in Colombia catches fire and feeds the vision for evangelism and church planting.
USA (MNN) — Unprecedented success collecting shoes and socks for orphan children worldwide has led to the urgent need of additional funds for shipping and storage, according to officials at Buckner Orphan Care International.
Iraq (MNN) — While illegal under the former regime, more Iraqis are buying satellite dishes to get news and information. SAT-7, Christian television for the Middle East and North Africa, hopes this will open additional doors to help church growth in the country.
Philippines (MNN) — OC International is celebrating 50 years of ministry in the Philippines. However, the work isn’t done. Officials say there are still many villages on the Island of Mindenoa that still have no access to churches.
Caribbean (MNN)–Believers respond to the physical needs of Caribbean school children. Through those efforts, doors open for the love of Christ.
Sudan (MNN)–Christians are being called to action to respond to intensifying needs in Sudan. The EFCA is readying funds to help stave off starvation sparked by massive drought. In so doing, the doors open for the hope of Christ.
Nigeria (MNN)–Nigeria’s President is a Christian and a statesman. Under his leadership, missionaries believe their work may grow.
USA (MNN) — Christians in the United States are being encouraged to reach out to Arab students around them.