You can help Nang La bring the light of Jesus to the neglected Kavet ethnic minority. “No more literacy teaching for you! If you teach, I will leave you!” I felt crushed and betrayed. As usual, my husband was drunk and violent. I was 16 years...
Read MoreYou can help prepare Bible college graduates like Desint Filsanti Bunga to bring healing and hope to the broken hearted. I was born into a poor family in which the traditional roles were reversed. Every day, my mother worked to support us while my father stayed...
Read MoreYou can help equip graduates like Perlyn Mae Cinto to faithfully serve a growing church. I entered the seminary, not of my own desire, but because of my father’s unfulfilled dream to be a priest. My parents always took me to church. My father was a lay...
Read MoreOne recent Saturday morning, I was back at my local Parkrun. As usual, at the finish line I was greeted by Frank. “How was Cambodia?” “Exciting!” I told Frank that I had spent two weeks in the forests of northeast Cambodia. I visited Christian literacy teachers...
Read MoreYou can help Mok Sophanny communicate the saving grace of Jesus to a new generation. I was born in December 1979, nine months after the defeat of Pol Pot. I grew up in a land without books. The Khmer Rouge had burned every book. They killed every...
Read MoreYou can help Nora Mishriky meet the need for good Christian books in Arabic. My name is Nora Mishriky. I was born into a Christian family. As a child I attended an Orthodox church and earnestly observed all the rituals. I yearned for an intimate relationship...
Read MoreYou can help Aleksander Saško Nezamutdinov publish a Polish translation of The Book of Common Prayer. I was raised by my mother and my great-grandmother. My great-grandmother took me to an Orthodox church. When she died, my mother and I started attending a Greek Catholic Church....
Read MoreChakreya Choun has a passion to communicate God’s grace to people of all ages. I weep and rage when I see people in need. I fume when I see people disrespect their elders. I used to dream of becoming Prime Minister so I could help the...
Read MoreYou can help Thit bring the good news to the neglected Kavet ethnic community. Misfortune and illness made my family even poorer than our neighbours. My younger sister was born with deformed hands and feet. We call her Kut, which means “crooked.” Someone—usually me—was always sick....
Read MoreYou can help young leaders like Lunga Makhanya teach and serve a growing church. In 2015, I had a clear and vivid encounter with Jesus. I was a first-year student at the University of Johannesburg. Together with other men from my residence, I attended a Bible study...
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