In the midst of the pandemic, you can help David Van Lian train leaders for growing churches. I was raised in a Christian family. If I ever missed church, it was because I was sick. Whatever my parents believed, I believed. But there was nothing personal...
Read MoreToday you can help Revd Josias Buneye give secondary students in Tanzania a lasting gift. “I met Jesus through reading God’s words.” Edina Aleluya Charles is in form four at Mchungaji Mwema Secondary School. “I enjoy the Bible Knowledge classes, especially the stories of Jesus and...
Read MorePablo Vernola tells us what led him to start producing home-grown Christian education resources in Argentina. “When I was a child my family lived through very difficult times. Economic and marital problems were tearing my parents apart until an uncle invited them to a weekly Bible...
Read MoreThanks to your support, graduates leave St Andrew’s Seminary in Manila with a Bible dictionary and commentary. To Victor Bongngat Mangngao, these gifts are indispensable tools. “My six siblings and I were born into a remote Ingorot tribe in Kalinga Province. As a child I cultivated...
Read MoreJengish was educated at a school run by followers of the Turkish Islamic scholar and preacher Muhammed Fethullah Gülen. He left school eager to “live like a real Muslim.” “But while applying to university I met real Christians for the first time. They had a personal...
Read MoreYou can help pastors like Srey Villa speak the word of God with confidence in rural Cambodia. “My father took me to church but he would not let my mother go. In fact he never took her anywhere. He was a proud, violent and controlling man....
Read MoreJoshphat Mutunga tells how God is using books to equip pastors like him in rural Kenya. “Because my father was a witch doctor everyone hated my family. No preacher ever came to tell us the good news. One night my father was found naked in someone...
Read MoreThanks to your support, graduates leave St Andrew’s Theological Seminary in the Philippines with a Bible dictionary and commentary. Because their resources are meagre, these gifts become indispensable tools. One graduate, Jenelyn Marino, tells how God sustained her as she studied. “My mother called me while I...
Read MoreSparkLit provides seminary graduates in the Democratic Republic of Congo with French editions a study Bible and an Africa Bible Commentary. Héritier Agasa tells us why these books will be indispensable. “As a young boy I sang in the church choir: My brother, what will you choose today, dying...
Read MoreWhen our National Director Michael Collie visited Cambodia in 2019, Vann Menghoeun told how reading has sparked and ‘fanned the flames’ of his faith. As a young Buddhist, Menghoeun was prevented from joining a monastery. “I wanted to become a Buddhist monk. But because I have only...
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