Christian Russian broadcasters are encouraged to evangelize through radio.
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Mission groups are concerned about unrest in the Ivory Coast.
Missions teams continue work despite the threat of violence in Ivory Coast.
Volcanic activity in Papua New Guinea may interrupt evangelistic outreach.
Christians are still seeing fruit from their efforts at the Summer Olympic Games.
The Middle East’s peace talks are having an impact on Arab evangelism.
Parliamentary elections are in the final stage of being counted in Sri Lanka. Suspicion and fear of fraud hang like clouds over the polls where Tamils cast their votes earlier this week. According to Back to the Bible, many people fear more violence will erupt after the results are confirmed and announced. Back to the Bible’s Sri Lankan ministry team members are asking that Christians pray for the area as they continue to bring the hope of Jesus Christ to this war-weary region.
Elsewhere, Trans World Radio began broadcasting for the first time to Haiti in the Creole language. This has been a longtime dream of TWR to air programs to this troubled nation. The daily 30-minute Creole program–a translated and adapted version of the popular Thru the Bible broadcast in English–is beamed from TWR’s Bonaire transmitting site. Plans are in place to air this program elsewhere in Haiti, in the Caribbean, and possibly Miami, where more than 300,000 ex-patriate Haitians live.
Despite violence in Kosovo, young people turn to the Savior.
