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.
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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.
Russia (MNN) — Combining church planting and orphan outreach is a top priority for a couple heading to Russia at the end of the year.
North Africa (MNN) Bible correspondence courses continue to increase in North Africa. INN looks to expand even further.
Indonesia (MNN)–Despite ongoing sectarian violence and oppression against the church, ministry in Indonesia continues. The World Bible Translation Center’s Indonesian New Testament has been sent to Indonesia for printing.
Romania (MNN)–Despite spotty opposition, the Gospel moves forward in Romania. AMG team members detail how their specific ministries get response.
Russia (MNN) — Biblical moral education in Russia could save the country’s future. Russian Ministries’ Sergey Rakhuba says they’ve been invited to teach in the public schools in one region, which could help indirectly help curb the nation’s declining population.
Japan (MNN) — An incorrect view of Christ in Japan is leading Back to the Bible to the country. Back to the Bible hopes launch a new program to change that.
USA (MNN) — As the world celebrates 100 years of flight, a missionary service agency is focusing on how it’s changed missions today. JAARS is sponsoring “Wings to the World” this weekend, hoping to draw attention to the role missionary aviation’s played in world evangelism.
