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A young Myanmar missionary's trip to the Naga Hills in the far North of his country turned out to be far more strenuous and challenging than he expected. You will groan with him sympathetically as he tells of the endurance the long journey in the rain required, and you will gasp in amazement at the hunger for God of these simple people living in the jungle. [Read More]
These two stories will show you new possibilities of reaching every home for Christ and of fighting the war on terror with peaceful means. One story is from Dick Eastman's book, Look What God Is Doing, and the other is about Greg Mortenson's effort to plant hundreds of schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Both are real eye-openers. [Read More]
Jailed Hindu terrorist Ram Prasad Mainali has repented of bombing a Catholic Church in Nepal last May, and now says he has embraced Christ as Savior and Lord of his life. He said none of his radical Hindu friends came to him in prison, but the kindness of Christians there led him to Christ. [Read more in this story written by Vishal Arora for Compass Direct News.]
The People's Republic of China seems very proud of its accomplishments in the last couple of years, but their human rights record remains abysmal. They hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics and in October celebrated 60 years of Communist rule, but they continue to imprison Christian pastors, close down churches and in some instances physically destroy their properties, and apparently abducted and imprisoned civil rights attorney Gao Zhisheng. Here's a brief end-of-the-year refresher course on Chinese human relations, and on the way they treat Christians in particular.[Read More]
Recently two stories have come to me highlighting the revivals that have occurred among China's people. These stores are published in public venues, and you may have already read one or both of them. Even so, I felt compelled to share them with you. I have also added a section on Chinese Bible schools at the end, as well as several incidents of the continued saga of ongoing persecution. [Read More]
An estimated 200 million Christians on the African continent do not have Bibles. Bibles for Believers is attempting to supply 225,000 Bibles to help meet the need in their areas of ministry, and has distributed 75,000 Bibles over the last 15 months. Recently, a team distributed 8,300 Bibles to nearly 200 churches in Malawi and Zimbabwe in one week. South African missionary worker Herbie Venter shares the story of the Bible distribution trip and of the unexpected fruit of the Holy Spirit along the Lake Malawi seashore. [Read More]
I am not on an anti-Islam tear, but there are a number of Islamic issues that are flying at my face right now, and I want to share them with you. I want to give you a follow-up to the Islam on Capitol Hill event, share a special update on Rifqa Bary, and clue you in to a sinister move at the U.N. to place Christians under Islamic dominion. I will take these in reverse order. But first, less than 24 hours ago I received this report about Maryam and Marzieh in Iran. [Read More]
The Amazing Trip to Naga Hills
Two Amazing Stories
Nepal Church Bomber Repents, Receives Christ
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, Go to Jail
Maryam & Marzieh Released!
An estimated 200 million Christians on the African continent do not have Bibles. Bibles for Believers is attempting to supply 225,000 Bibles to help meet the need in their areas of ministry, and has distributed 75,000 Bibles over the last 15 months. Recently, a team distributed 8,300 Bibles to nearly 200 churches in Malawi and Zimbabwe in one week. South African missionary worker Herbie Venter shares the story of the Bible distribution trip and of the unexpected fruit of the Holy Spirit along the Lake Malawi seashore. [
I am not on an anti-Islam tear, but there are a number of Islamic issues that are flying at my face right now, and I want to share them with you. I want to give you a follow-up to the Islam on Capitol Hill event, share a special update on Rifqa Bary, and clue you in to a sinister move at the U.N. to place Christians under Islamic dominion. I will take these in reverse order. But first, less than 24 hours ago I received this report about Maryam and Marzieh in Iran. [