MISSION NEWS

Siar believers, hungry for God's Word, are getting more than seven hours of Bible teaching each week and are loving it.

Joel and Andi McMartin have learned enough French to become more involved.

Rose felt insecure, because her bride price wasn't paid.

A banana farm is planted with high hopes for future ministry.

Missionary Beth Devine shares a perspective on electrical power and on God's overruling power.

In order for Heti to recover, others needed to help him breathe.

Joy and peace are replacing the fear and discord that have, until recently, reigned in this Mengen village.

A woman told missionary Nadia Hattingh that her womanizing husband has changed since hearing God's Word.

The singing voices hesitated, then slowly dwindled away...

A social drop-in visit clearly reveals a heart that God has prepared to hear His Word.

Pig blood slowly mingled with river water as a group of Sekadaus crowded around a young woman...

News on the Loron church is just a phone call away for Paul and Marina Briggs.

A believer in Paraguay shares how God radically intervened and answered his request.

"I forgot to bring my Bible today. Do you think God will be pleased?"

Mark and Joanne Hunters' neighbors think the house next door is home to more than 20 spirits.

The group of Kumans nervously looked down on the village below. "Is it safe?" Koninga wondered...

Libanya helped other believers meet Jesus as well. He taught Firm Foundation Bible lessons.

We circle the tree, barking and barking, but we are never satisfied...

Because of strong Lawa leaders like Manop, the church has grown greatly. Now there are believers in about 20 villages rejoicing in the Lord and telling the message to others in Northern Thailand. He has faithfully taught students from different tribes at the training center for many years.

Those willing to be counted as believers are few. Those willing or even able to be counted as leaders are fewer still. Read Masalu's story.