Geraldine invites readers to ask God this Lent: “Where might I serve our beloved Master next in reaching out to those who cannot help themselves?”
Arvin* and Cristina* are Colombians with a rich family heritage of Jesus followers. Starting married life in Ecuador, God then sent them to Kosovo, and subsequently to different parts of the Caucasus. No part of their painful, surprising, wonderful, prayer-rich experience has been wasted as they have trusted in God to reach out to others.
God is bringing all things together for good in the Caucasus, through His people, via one Colombian family willing to trust God and walk in His ways.
The Arabian Peninsula draws foreign workers, including Jesus followers, to come with their families, who benefit from growing up in a cross-cultural environment and can be helped to be disciple makers among themselves and the least reached in the AP.
The Arabian Peninsula draws foreign workers, including Jesus followers, to come with their families, who benefit from growing up in a cross-cultural environment and can be helped to be disciple makers among themselves and the least reached in the AP.
In the Caucasus, prayer opened the door for Arvin and Cristina to connect with people and share Christ's love.
Self-help groups are changing mindsets and transforming lives in Malawi.
In one of the remaining communist states on earth and the poorest country in South-East Asia, 61 per cent of the population follow Buddha. Yet there is church growth, led by nationals, despite government restrictions and persecution.
In one country in South-East Asia there has been a great deal of change over the last 16 years: economically, physically, financially and spiritually.
Arwa*, Arman* and their young family came to Poland in search of a better life by establishing a business. They met Weronika, the OM team leader, who works with refugees, and their lives changed in more ways that they could imagine.
Arwa, Arman and their young children, like many thousands of others, decided to leave their country of origin to seek a better life in Poland. Poland, the bridge between East and West, and a vibrant European nation of 38 million, offers a home for people from other Slavic countries, the Middle East, Asia and Africa who experience limited freedom or access to followers of Jesus and His message of peace and restoration. In seeking economic stability, this family discovered God loves and cares for them personally.