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The Underground Church of Iran: 2023 Update - Mission Network …
Mar 21, 2023 · Iran — Iran is a country known for its strict adherence to Islamic law, which makes practicing any religion other than Islam difficult, especially for Christians.Despite the challenges, the underground church in Iran has been growing over the past few decades, and it is shaping the future of the Church in this restricted country.
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Dec 5, 2024 · International (MNN) — Meet the Wayana and Trio peoples of Suriname, getting ready to harness radio for Christ in the jungles.
Season two winner of “Alone” heads international ministry
Jul 2, 2021 · “By the time I got to the island, I was completely reduced to nothing. My car had been totaled; I’d spent all my money on gear for the show. I remember about six days in on the island just praying, ‘Lord, you have taken everything away from me and exiled me to a rock on the north end of nowhere.The only thing I have left to lose is my life or my health.’
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Native American Christians bring hope to their people
Dec 27, 2023 · “When I go onto some of these reservations, and I share my story, one thing that pains me the most is my story is not rare,” Francis says. “When it comes to Native America, there are young people all across the United States who know what it’s like to grow up with no father, or [who] grew up with a father who doesn’t know how to be one,” he continues.
A decade of war fuels Christian growth in Syria
Mar 3, 2021 · Syria (MNN) — Syria’s unresolved civil war turns ten this month. The humanitarian fallout is unfathomable. At least 400,000 Syrians have died since 2011; that’s more than the entire population of the Bahamas.Over 13 million need some type of humanitarian aid – a 20-percent rise in the last year, the United Nations reports. Even so, hope remains.
Who are the ‘unreached’ and why do they matter?
Nov 11, 2020 · Newell identifies three reasons why some people groups remain unreached: Hard to find – Gospel workers traditionally overlook these groups because they are embedded within a larger reached – or unreached – community. Deaf people groups often fall into this category because the surrounding “hearing” community may have Gospel access, but there is no Scripture in sign language.
Set Free USA launches new program - Mission Network News
Nov 1, 2023 · USA (MNN) — A spiritual freedom ministry seeks a long-term impact in the United States. Set Free helps captives of sin become disciples of Christ through a series of what the ministry calls “freedom appointments.” Using a biblical process outlined by Neil Anderson, Gospel workers at Set Free USA help people escape habitual sin and find freedom in Christ.
India: Alarming rise of Christian persecution in new report
Sep 12, 2023 · India (MNN) — A new report shows violence against Christians in India is rising at an alarming rate. On Thursday, the United Christian Forum based in New Delhi reported 525 violent incidents against Indian Christians within the first eight months of 2023 — up from 505 incidents over the entirety of 2022.. Notably, the report doesn’t even include incidents from Manipur as many parts of ...