Date: 2025-12-19

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Christians respond as deadly Cambodia–Thailand conflict escalates

Cambodia (MNN) — China plays peacemaker in a bid to calm regional tensions as Trump-led efforts falter. Fighting intensified along the Cambodia-Thailand border earlier this month, and clashes continue today. More than half a million people have been uprooted by the fighting. A3’s Meng Aun Hour says churches strive to meet the needs of newly displaced families. Pray that Cambodians who do not know Jesus will meet the Prince of Peace through this outreach.

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Cambodia (MNN) -- Churches strive to meet the needs of newly displaced families.

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Ugandan churches equipped to support crisis pregnancies with compassion

Uganda (MNN) — For women in Uganda facing unplanned pregnancies, fear can shape every decision. LIFE International partners with a church network in Uganda, training pastors and Christian leaders on how to support crisis pregnancies with practical help and Gospel hope. April Schmidt with LIFE International says they hope to see the program multiply its impact! Please pray for Ugandans to know God the Father’s heart for life. Read the full report at our website. Find your place in the story.

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Uganda (MNN) — LIFE International's trainings make known the Father's heart for life.

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Discipleship — a marvelous journey of healing, transformation, and God’s glory

US (MNN) — Many lives could be transformed by the Gospel. But one obstacle remains. Steve Prince of Warrior Set Free, a ministry of Set Free, says the challenge is a discipleship deficit. It’s vital that the global church stays focused on the Gospel and connects people with Jesus. Discipleship also helps warriors and first responders heal from heavy burdens. Prince says they’re overwhelmed with love, joy, and peace. And they want to share it with others. This Christmas, invite someone into a discipleship journey! To learn more, visit missionnews.org.

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US (MNN) — Many lives could be transformed by the Gospel, but one obstacle remains: discipleship deficit.