Mission Network News
In Ethiopia and Horn of Africa Scripture, Scripture distribution is made possible
Africa (MNN) – There are a number of challenges facing Africa that have been ongoing for a long, long time—famine, war, unstable governments, terrorism. But in the horn of Africa and Ethiopia, these problems are particularly prevalent. Helen Williams of World Missionary Press says these same challenges that make life difficult in this part of…
Read MoreFour Iranian men arrested at house church gathering
Iran (MNN) – On December 12th, authorities in Karaj, Iran disrupted a house church gathering and detained Amin Khaki, Milad Goudarzi, Shahab Shahi, and Alireza Nourmohamadi. Since the arrest, the whereabouts of these four men have been unknown. Miles Windsor with Middle East Concern says while they haven’t heard of any charges against these four…
Read MoreMissions opportunities for 2018
International (MNN) — Starting to work on New Year resolutions for 2018? Add missions to your list. Ken Ivins of AMG International says there are plenty of short-term trips you could be a part of in the coming year. “We secure teams from the United States and take them to various different AMG ministries around…
Read MoreA closing look at 2017 from OneWay Ministries
International (MNN) — In the course of a year, there is so much that goes on under the sun. As 2017 draws to a close, we invite you to stop for a few minutes to take in the sights and sounds of this compelling new release from our parent ministry, OneWay Ministries. You’ll see images…
Read MoreThe Goods News for Iranians, near and far
Iran (MNN) – The largest group of Christians in Iran today have converted from another religion. In fact, Iran is the fastest growing church in the world, by some counts. That says something about the contagious nature of hope when you consider the fact that Iran is also one of the most dangerous places to…
Read MoreSAT-7’s viewership nearly doubles in Iran
Iran (MNN) – Unbiased viewership data is important. That is why SAT-7, a Christian satellite television ministry to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), uses outside survey groups to collect it. SAT-7 Viewership (Image courtesy of SAT-7 PARS via Facebook) “The number we’re using has been vetted and is from these agencies, [and it…
Read MoreMatching grant allows Bible Clubs to reach Indian kids in critical life window
India (MNN) – Christmas may be over, but it’s not too late to give a year-end gift that will forever change someone’s life. Erik Morsehead with Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Mission India shares, “We have a couple friends that have gotten together and gave us a $300,000 matching gift towards our Children’s Bible Clubs. So what…
Read MoreStudy shows refugees have wealth of education and job skills
Middle East (MNN) – The refugee crisis has been so discussed, so dissected, and so politicized that the real subject behind the issue is often forgotten. More specifically, we have forgotten that refugees are more than just victims of war and violence. Tent Schools International is one group face-to-face with refugees every day. And as…
Read MoreBible translations flourish despite persecution
International (MNN) — At a time of unprecedented Christian persecution, the demand for access to the Bible is greater than ever. A report by the UK office of Catholic Charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) states that Christian persecution reached an all-time high between 2015 and 2017. But that isn’t enough to squelch…
Read MoreFar East Russian ministry began with two faithful believers
Russia (MNN) – Slavic Gospel Association has been working in Far East Russia for a couple years, but the ministry there began long ago. A Love Story Far East Russia is roughly the size of India with one million people scattered across the region they call home. And out of those one million people, only…
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