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A tiny church grows in Saudi Arabia - Mission Network News
WEBMay 7, 2020 · A tiny church grows in Saudi Arabia. By Kevin Zeller May 7, 2020. Saudi Arabia (MNN) — The small Church in Saudi Arabia needs mature and committed believers to translate Scripture and to lead churches. “It’s almost like the early Church in the book of Acts,” says Abd Al Fadi about Christianity among certain language groups in Saudi Arabia.
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A Somali Christian in Kenya shares his story
WEBAug 13, 2019 · Ibrahim first encountered Christ during a Christian Worker’s rally in 1969. “Ibrahim was actually a policeman in Kenya. He was assigned to go this large gathering where a lot of people had gathered and a missionary, a Christian missionary was speaking. As he spoke, he read a passage from the Bible. it was actually a passage from the Old ...
Opportunity to bring God’s Word to closed countries
WEBOct 21, 2015 · Vision Beyond Borders is one organization working to make an eternal impact this Christmas. This December, VBB will be hosting multiple Bible delivery trips to closed countries in Southeast Asia. “We just feel like there’s no greater gift we can give to someone than the Word of God in their native language,” says VBB’s Dyann Romeijn ...
First MAF pilot honored for wartime service
WEBApr 2, 2010 · She died in April 1997. As the first pilot for Mission Aviation Fellowship, Betty Greene became the first woman to fly across the Andes and the first woman to pilot an aircraft in Sudan, says an MAF press release. But Greene, a member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II, wasn't …
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WEBSep 16, 2024 · Heart for Lebanon changes Lebanon status quo by reaching the Next Generation. Lebanon (MNN) — Understanding a nation’s past is critical to changing its future. India (MNN) — India’s foreign funding laws present more problems for …
Fifty years later, ‘Peace Child’ tribe still following Christ
WEBJun 21, 2012 · Indonesia (MNN) — When missionary Don Richardson wrote Peace Child in the 70's, it was clear how huge a difference just two people could make with God's hand on their lives. But 50 years later, that picture has come into HD clarity. In 1962, Don and his wife Carol moved to West Papua, Indonesia. With their 6-month-old son Steve in their arms ...
Native ministry offers a different kind of “gap year”
WEBMay 25, 2022 · USA (MNN) — Centuries ago, before the land known today as northern Arkansas became part of the United States, it was a favored hunting ground for the Osage tribe.. Few Natives from any tribe call it “home” now, and the history of Harrison, Arkansas, carries plenty of pain.But a new center taking shape in Harrison on the campus of Ron Hutchcraft Ministries offers hope.