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Catching My Breath

This has been a whirlwind week. After a 48 hour delay in Detroit, our team arrived in Brazil early Monday morning. Almost all our luggage made it with us. I say, almost, because mine (David) did was not to be found. When the Delta agent ran... Read More
Who’s in Charge Anyway?

As a team leader and administrator, I feel a keen responsibility to the members of my team, to our church whom we represent, to those who make it financially possible for us to go, and to the folks to whom we plan to minister. I... Read More
Christian Testimonies Broadcast on Tunisian TV and YouTube!

(From our brothers in Tunisia) The Tunisian television broadcast regarding the growth of Christianity was well presented giving Christianity broad exposure in Tunisia without a negative bias. Several believers shared testimony of theier faith in Christ. Many were concerned that the producers might use the... Read More
Christians ‘Most Persecuted’ Religious Group In World,’ says Expert

05/04/2012 United States (The Christian Post) – The head of a California-based evangelical religious liberty group stated Thursday that Christianity is presently the most persecuted religion on earth based on evidence gathered. Dr. Carl Moeller told The Christian Post at an event on rising religious intolerance abroad... Read More
Tunisian Christians to Speak Out on Tunisian TV!

(From our brothers in Tunisia) Starting today, April 6, at 9:15pm Tunis time (4:15pm EDT) and for the next week or so a TV program will be broadcast on Tunisian national television, about the Christians in Tunisia. The broadcast will be repeated twice a day for... Read More
First Tunisian Evangelicals Ordained in 800 Years

In the 1200s the Al-Muwaḥḥidun expelled or killed the Christians in Tunisia. We have no record of Tunisian Evangelicals being ordained again until 2012. Tunisia was the home of some of the church fathers such as Cyprian and Tertullian. It was also the home of... Read More

Missions News From Around the World (mnnonline.org)

Grandma shares life-changing, eye-opening trip.

Canada (JFP/MNN) - You've heard it said that once your eyes are opened on a missions trip, you can never go back to the way life was before it. That's true of Peggy, a 77-year-old grandmother from Canada. She participated on a... Read More
One down, two to go

Uganda (MNN) -- There's one down, two to go in Uganda. Orphan's Heart and Hines Ugandan Ministries just finished building a home for orphan girls. Now they can start working on the school, says Julie Boyd of Orphan's Heart. "We hope... Read More
Heavy flooding displaces thousands in Uganda

Uganda children (Image courtesy Compassion International) Uganda (MNN) -- The bad news: heavy rains caused both the Nyamwamba and Nyamugasani Rivers to overflow this month. The good news: floods that have been ravaging various parts of Kasese district are receding now, according to Uganda Red... Read More
Programming to air in 26 languages

HCJB staff unveil a plaque which reads, "HCJB Australia International Broadcast Facility. Dedicated to the glory of God. 21st April 2013. 'So that all may hear' (Romans 10:14)." (Image courtesy HCJB Global) Australia (MNN/HCJB) -- A 24-year-old dream finally comes to life in Australia. "Prayer... Read More
Missing Syrian Christian surfaces

(Story images courtesy 8thirty8, E3 Partners) Syria (MNN) -- Eight weeks ago, an E3 Partner disappeared in Syria. E3 vice president and Middle East expert Tom Doyle first alerted Mission Network News to their concerns in mid-April. Doyle explains the situation: "He was in... Read More
Clean water? There’s an app for that!

(Photo courtesy of Living Water International) International (MNN) -- If there’s an iPhone application for dog whistles, there’s probably an app for just about anything. Living Water International (LWI) got creative and made the Give Well app six months ago for... Read More