Palestinian Christian advocates appeal to Western believers
More Palestinian families flee Gaza City as Israel prepares to launch a new offensive, targeting what it describes as Hamas’s last stronghold.
Voice of the Martyrs Korea to add fifth daily broadcast to North Korea
Voice of the Martyrs Korea announced that it is adding a fifth daily 30-minute broadcast to North Korea.
That move comes as most government-sponsored broadcasts into the country by the United States and South Korea have been discontinued. Voice of the Martyrs Korea says that the new broadcast will consist of the sermons of early Korean Christians and an uninterrupted reading of the Bible.
Details about the new broadcast’s time, radio frequency, and launch date are being withheld for security reasons.
Deaf educators reverse controversial 1880 decision
Orchestrated by the International Congress on the Education of the Deaf (ICED), the Milan Congress of 1880 caused massive damage to the global Deaf community.
Instead of using the sign language that was most natural to them, Deaf children were forced to learn using oral methods.
“Oral education is the idea of using lip reading and speech therapy rather than sign language,” DOOR International’s Rob Myers explains,
Texas flooding: when tragedy builds trust
Believers working on search crews in central Texas are praying for dry skies.
Deaf Gospel workers team up to reach Deaf communities
Have you ever heard of the “like attracts like” principle? It suggests that similar things are attracted to one another.
DOOR International’s Rob Myers says the principle applies to Deaf ministry. He explains that Deaf missionaries are more effective at reaching Deaf communities for Christ because “Deaf people connect with other Deaf people in ways that hearing people just can’t.”
Keys for Kids brings hope to children in conflict zones
According to the United Nations, last year was one of the worst for children living in conflict.
For example, the UN verified more child casualties of war in Ukraine during the first nine months of 2024 than in all of 2023 combined.
"The needs are unbelievable and astounding when you hear the stories of people on the ground in Ukraine," Keys for Kids’ Greg Yoder says.
North Korea no longer tops global Christian persecution
Nigeria replaces North Korea as the world’s worst persecutor of Christians, according to a new report from Global Christian Relief. The ministry’s Red List highlights the top five countries where killings, displacement, arrests, attacks, and abductions are most severe.
The events-based list aggregates data drawn from the Violent Incidents Database—an index documenting physical and non-physical religiously motivated violent incidents from November 2022 to November 2024.
Believers pair help and hope in Pakistan flood response
Torrential rains in Pakistan trigger displacement and suffering in the same areas devastated by monsoon floods in 2022.
Every year, “It’s not a matter of if, but when the monsoons come in,” Unknown Nations CEO Greg Kelley says. “The devastations vary, but this year, it’s been on a dramatic level.”
Kids are a critical yet unreached demographic in Iran
A wise man once said, “Planning without action is futile; action without planning is fatal.” This fall, Transform Iran is laying the foundation to effectively reach children for Christ.
AMG provides struggling Haitians with hope and healthcare
Haitian and Kenyan forces are teaming up to oust gangs from a rough part of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince.
Gangs controlling 80 percent of Port-au-Prince have left more than half a million people homeless as they fight to expand their territory. Over 3,200 people lost their lives in gang violence between January and May this year.