Whack! The orphanage director picked me up and slapped my cheek. “Why did you hit me?” I protested. Whack! He slapped my other cheek even harder. Tears rolled down my face. Nobody came to my defence. “Salute during the national anthem! This is no time to play!” “But, the...
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Read MoreA new believer encourages magazine publisher Gökhan Talas to keep going. Sezai contacted us online in 2019. He subscribed to Miras magazine and requested a copy of our book Voice of the Martyrs. He was unsure and afraid. Sezai is from Artvin, a city on the Black...
Read MoreYou can help Daniela Ortiz take the gospel to every profession in Argentina. My name is Daniela Ortiz. I am 43 years old and I live in the city of Buenos Aires. I discovered my passion for communicating the lordship of Jesus Christ through books while...
Read MoreSheung Un recounts the difficulties of delivering theological books to Chinese seminary graduates in 2020. On Friday afternoon in June 2020, a seminary vice-principal rang to tell me that a graduation ceremony planned for August had to take place within two days or not at all. To...
Read MoreYou can help Imani Charles Orondi make God’s gospel of grace clear to Swahili readers. My name is Imani. I am from a family of eight children. I was born and raised in Nangara village, Babati district, in the Manyara Region of Tanzania. I’m so grateful that...
Read MoreYou can help supply theological textbooks to students like Iman Jaya Zandroto as they prepare to serve growing churches. I was born and raised in a Christian family. I was not a devout Christian but, like everyone else in our church, as I neared the end...
Read MoreEsther was reluctant to recognise her gifts and calling to ministry in the church. My name is Esther. I am from Kachin State, Myanmar. I have a brother and four sisters. My grandfather was an Anglican priest. He was a good and faithful leader of the church...
Read MoreYou can help Kim Bunthan bring God’s word to the Kavet ethnic minority. My name is Kim Bunthan. I’m from a Kavet village in northeast Cambodia. As a boy I longed to be able to read and write but there were no schools or opportunities for...
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