Ukraine (MNN) — War Games, Saber Rattling: tensions rise in Crimea region.
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Ukraine (MNN) — Challenges remain as Ukraine makes preparations for change.
Continue Reading: Churches, diplomats call for reconciliation →
Ukraine (MNN) — Ukraine’s unrest continues after a week of ups and downs.
Continue Reading: Unfurling unrest in Ukraine →
Russia (MNN) — Christians are ready to share Christ in Sochi.
Continue Reading: Winter Olympics begin, Christians rally →
Ukraine (MNN) — Pastor training moves forward despite Ukraine’s chaos.
Continue Reading: Ukrainian missionary pastors urge prayer →
Ukraine (MNN) — Slavic Gospel Association emphasizes the need to pray for Ukraine.
Continue Reading: Ukraine unrest ‘stunning’ says SGA →
International (MNN) — Fingerprints of God can be seen over 80 years.
Continue Reading: SGA marks 80 years →
Russia (MNN) — The Gospel overshadows President Putin’s threats.
Continue Reading: Putin threatens to annihilate terrorists →
International (MNN) — An 88-year-old missionary recovers from surgery.
Continue Reading: SGA missionary recovering from surgery →
Ukraine (MNN) — Unrest in Ukraine and an uncertain future prompts call for prayer.
Continue Reading: Ukraine: divided →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — Life for Christians getting harder in Kazakhstan.
Continue Reading: Christians getting bitten by Kazakhstan religion laws →Kazakhstan (MNN) — Life for Christians getting harder in Kazakhstan.
Continue Reading: Christians getting bitten by Kazakhstan religion laws →
Central Asia (MNN) — Growing persecution not exclusive to Kazakhstan
Continue Reading: SGA says religious freedom restrictions common throughout Central Asia →
Belarus (MNN) — Belarus believers never know when or if a government crack-down is coming
Continue Reading: Religious oppression continues in Belarus →
Chechnya (MNN) — Key jihadist leaders fall; will doors open for the Gospel?
Continue Reading: Pray that God would keep opening doors for missionary pastors in Chechnya →
Russia (MNN) — Reaction to Russia’s new anti-U.S. adoption ban
Continue Reading: More fallout from Russian anti-adoption ban →
Central Asia (MNN) — The lost and unchurched are hearing the Gospel this holiday season
Continue Reading: A Christmas outreach reminds children that they are being prayed for →.svg-200x200-tc.jpg "Crackdown on religious freedom continues")
Central Asia (MNN) — Kyrgyzstan takes another step to curb religious freedom
Continue Reading: Crackdown on religious freedom continues →
Turkmenistan (MNN) — Turkmen church burns to the ground
Continue Reading: Burned church investigation underway in Turkmenistan →
Azerbaijan (MNN) — Religious freedom disappears in former Soviet states
Continue Reading: Another strike to Balaev family →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — SGA celebrates re-registration of Kazakhstan churches
Continue Reading: Joy for re-registration; concern for broader religious freedoms →
Russia (MNN) — Who has the potential to change lives in Russia?
Continue Reading: Russian youth get involved in ministry →
Turkmenistan (MNN) — Ministry exercises caution as persecution rises
Continue Reading: Tension rises in Central Asia →
Tajikistan (MNN) — Serious accident turns into opportunity for evangelism
Continue Reading: Muslim community shocked by pastor’s response to car accident →
Belarus (MNN) — Hope, food, and the Gospel go a long way in Belarus
Continue Reading: Believers reach the poor with compassion in Belarus →
Uzbekistan (MNN) — Bibles now on the list of prohibited books in Uzbekistan
Continue Reading: Uzbekistan tightens grip on Christians →
Russia (MNN) — Russian youth issue call to prayer
Continue Reading: Russian youth stoke the prayer furnace →
Russia (MNN) — SGA pastors reach the forgotten and rejected Roma people
Continue Reading: The battle against the Roma continues as 1,000 forced to resettle in Serbia →
Azerbaijan (MNN) — Despite global scrutiny, few raise alarm over rights violations in Azerbaijan
Continue Reading: Azerbaijan scrutiny through EuroVision fails to raise red flags →
Uzbekistan (MNN) — Raids an indication of worsening persecution?
Continue Reading: Uzbekistan tightens grip on unregistered churches with series of raids →
Russia (MNN) — With Putin almost certain to win the Russian elections, questions remain about religious freedom
Continue Reading: What Russia’s election will mean for the church →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — Forum 18 observes first known trial under new, harsher religion law
Continue Reading: Reality of Kazakh religion law comes into focus →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — Persecution in former Soviet nations feels like communist days
Continue Reading: Kazakhstan and other former Soviet nations earn a spot on the World Watch List →
Russia (MNN) — Election outcome in Russia raises concern for a ministry
Continue Reading: Protestors in Russia push against election fraud →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — Kazakhstan blasts could mean further tightening of new restrictive religion laws
Continue Reading: Kazakhstan explosions come on the heels of new religion laws →
Kazakhstan (MNN) — New religion legislation officially made into two laws; Christians concerned
Continue Reading: Christians cringe as Kazakhstan passes restrictive religion laws →
International (MNN) — Child mission program inspires kids to live the Great Commission
Continue Reading: My Mission Adventure encourages kids to live mission →
Uzbekistan (MNN) — Uzbekistan authorities try to shut down a church on ‘tax evasion’ charges
Continue Reading: Authorities falsify ‘tax evasion’ charges against a church in Uzbekistan →
Tajikistan (MNN) — New laws will ban children under age 18 from religious activities if passed
Continue Reading: Praying for a miracle on children’s religious rights →
Uzbekistan (MNN) — Uzbek police officials beat, threaten Christians
Continue Reading: Crackdown worsens in Uzbekistan →
Ukraine (MNN) — Ukrainian youth reach devastated children with food, Gospel
Continue Reading: Ukrainian youth trained to reach kids in poverty →Tajikistan (MNN) — Restrictive law in debate threatens children’s ministry
Continue Reading: New Tajikistan law could end children’s ministries →
International (MNN) — Ministry provides opportunity for your church to develop missions-minded children
Continue Reading: Putting missions in the minds of youngsters →Azerbaijan (MNN) — Fines for any unregistered religious groups to increase 15 times
Continue Reading: Government moves closer to secularization →
Russia (MNN) — A ministry launches 2010 Christmas ministries
Continue Reading: It’s the most wonderful/important time of the year →Former Soviet Union (MNN) — ‘Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young’
Continue Reading: American, Russian and Ukrainian youth collaborate in ministry →
Former Soviet Union (MNN) — Orphans minister to other orphans
Continue Reading: Orphans Reborn helps youth break cycle of pain and devastation →
Dagestan (MNN) — Chechnya’s neighbor sees crackdown on evangelical activities
Continue Reading: Christians become ghostlike with increased Muslim influence →
Russia (MNN) — Pastor beaten to death, assailants unknown
Continue Reading: St. Petersburg church mourns the death of their pastor →
Tajikistan (MNN) — River banks flood, local church responds
Continue Reading: More than just ministries rely on local church in flooded Tajikistan →Featured Mission Group
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Land of Our Fathers - 04/22/2014
Location: Middle EastTwo thousand years ago, the gospel began to spread from the Land of our Fathers to the world. Today, more than 11 million people live in the region; however, there are only roughly 3,500 who claim to be evangelical Christians. The body of Christ in the Holy Land, this tiny minority within a minority, has...
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