Tag: church leaders

Millennials and church leadership

International (MNN) — Are Millennials ready to lead?

PUBLISHED ON 23 December, 2016 BY Katey Hearth
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, GAM, generation y, global advance, gotta love millennials, great commission, Ken Janke, Micah Tyler, millennials, missions, NextGen, survey, training

Questions raised in wake of Castro’s death

Cuba (MNN) — Gospel ministry in Cuba as critical now as ever

PUBLISHED ON 1 December, 2016 BY Lyndsey Koh
TOPICS:▼ broadcast, church, church leaders, communism, cuba, dictator, doctrine, Fidel Castro, gospel, leaders, radio, training, trans world radio, twr

SAARC: equipping leaders on the mission field

South Asia (MNN) — Equipping church leaders in the shadow of ISIS.

PUBLISHED ON 10 February, 2016 BY Ruth K'lama
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, church planting, frontline shepherd, global advance, gospel, ISIS, SAARC

United Nations to get an earful on persecution issues

International (MNN) — As hostility grows against Christians, a ministry stays the course.

PUBLISHED ON 17 April, 2015 BY Ruth K'lama
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, frontline shepherds conference, global advance, gospel, persecution

Modern India’s growing pains

India (MNN) — Paradigm shift accompanies India’s growth.

PUBLISHED ON 20 January, 2014 BY Ruth K'lama
TOPICS:▼ asian access, church leaders, gospel, india, rape, training, violence, women

Tension remains in Central African Republic

Central African Republic (MNN) — A fragile truce continues in the Central African Republic.

PUBLISHED ON 14 January, 2014 BY Ruth K'lama
TOPICS:▼ bangui, central african republic, church leaders, crisis response, evangelical free church, gospel, humanitarian crisis, reachglobal, refugees

Training the trainers in China

China (MNN) — Training sessions underway for the leaders-to-be.

PUBLISHED ON 23 October, 2013
TOPICS:▼ bible, china partner ministries, church leaders, jieyang christian training center, training

The Chinese government may be an unintentional instigator of church growth

China (MNN) — The Church is growing, thanks in part to the Chinese government

PUBLISHED ON 26 January, 2010
TOPICS:▼ business, china, church leaders, government, pastors, training, worldserve

Chinese leaders detained, whereabouts unknown

China (MNN) — Thirty house church leaders detained, face administration detention

PUBLISHED ON 12 January, 2010
TOPICS:▼ china aid, chinese house church alliance, church leaders, persecution

Cruel oppression increasing in Laos

Laos (MNN) — Laotian believers seeing persecution escalation

PUBLISHED ON 13 October, 2008
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, harassment, laos, persecution

Laotian pastors missing

Laos (MNN) — Still no word from missing Laotian pastors

PUBLISHED ON 31 March, 2008
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, harassment, laos, persecution

Church leaders act for peace in Kenya

Kenya (MNN) — Church leaders take a stand for peace in Kenya’s crisis

PUBLISHED ON 14 January, 2008
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, kenya, kikuyu, luo, riot, unrest

New strategies developing for Scripture distribution in Mexico

Mexico (MNN) — Scripture translation project prompts new strategies for Mexico

PUBLISHED ON 5 November, 2007
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, las flores, new testament, spanish

Religion Law Sees One Year, Ministry Continues

Tajikistan (MNN) — One year after religion law Christian ministry is still strong

PUBLISHED ON 29 March, 2007
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, conference, muslim, prayer, religion laws

Ministry trip yields bridge-building among China’s minority groups.

China (MNN)–China Partner resources church leaders-to-be among China’s minority groups.

PUBLISHED ON 27 November, 2006
TOPICS:▼ china, church leaders, heilongjiang, manchu

Pastors, church leaders targets of violence in Colombia.

Colombia (MNN)–Believers take on violent Colombian guerillas armed with a book, a radio, a plane and the Gospel.

PUBLISHED ON 8 November, 2006
TOPICS:▼ church leaders, guerillas, persecution, solar-powered radios, violence

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