Missions Stories from Around the World
Oswald Chambers said, “To say that ‘prayer changes things’ is not as close to the truth as saying, ‘prayer changes me and then I change things.’ God has established things so that prayer, on the basis of redemption, changes the… Read moreYour Prayers Can Change The World
(From Mission Network News Online, 8/31/26, mnnonline.org – Japan (MNN)—One month after Kumamoto, Japan, was hit by 7.1- and 6.1-magnitude earthquakes in quick succession, residents are working to rebuild their lives. Electricity and gas services have been restored, and work is… Read moreChurch Network Rallies To Help Japanese Quake Victims
(From Operation World, operationworld.org) – Tourists see the Maldives as an island paradise, but a darker reality hides below the surface. Powerful social and official forces limit freedom of expression and belief. The Maldives has one of the highest divorce… Read moreA “Paradise Lost”….Without Jesus
The next time you feel too insignificant to be of use to God in helping to finish the Great Commission, remember the power of one little mosquito to disrupt your sleep! And also remember that the God we serve will… Read moreGod Can Use All Of Us!
(Note: this graphic was produced by The Traveling Team). It seems unreal, but most mission workers go areas of the world where the name of Jesus is already known. And, most of the missions money churches spend go to areas… Read moreSad, But True!
Most people know Paul as a great apostle. Fewer think about the people who made his ministry possible. The church at Philippi was one of them. They visited him in prison. They sent financial support. They carried his needs before… Read moreEvery Missionary Needs A Back Up Crew!
(From Pray4SouthAsia.com). Radha* first connected with believers online in 2020. At that time, she did not follow Jesus and lived with confusion, family conflict, and deep emotional pressure. As believers listened to her, shared God’s Word, and encouraged her, she… Read moreFrom Conflict To Faith
(From Operation World/Lausanne Movement) Most of the 2 million people living in the large East African island of Madagascar are subsistence farmers. Years of drought, famine, a degraded environment, and turbulent politics have left the population desperate for hope and… Read moreMadagascar: Where Christian Faith Meets With Ancestor Worship
(From Operation World/ Lausanne Movement). Libya is a large North African country which borders the Mediterranean Sea, but with over 90% of it’s land covered by the Sahara Desert. It’s capital and largest city is Tripoli. Libya contains the largest… Read moreA Troubled Land: Libya
(From Mission Network News Online (mnnonline.org, 8/12/26). In Nigeria, 308 people held captive for months are finally free. They were kidnapped by Fulani herdsmen and other armed bandits in separate attacks across northern Nigeria and held in a forest. President Bola Tinubu… Read moreNigeria: 308 captives freed in “largest single-day” rescue