After Armenian Baptists hosted a Serve Tour of mostly 50 medical volunteers from the United States and Greece, they reported their work advanced at a faster rate.
“Slavic churches are growing all over America, and my hope is that they’re not just finding Slavic people, but they’re getting the gospel to them, and that out of that harvest will come more missionaries.”
Sometimes missionaries share the gospel through unexpected ways. Find out what worked in South Asia.
International Mission Board missionaries Wade and Catherine Hampton have seen God work in Southeast Asia, but they don’t always see Him work through an attempted murder.
The Holy Spirit gave the Friesens a vision of a floating house, which would allow them to dwell among the people and reach them more effectively.
“Can you imagine someone coming into your neighborhood and telling you there is an entirely different way to believe?” asked Seth Shelton, pastor of The Way Church.
Kentucky Baptists, working with the International Mission Board, is embarking on a new emphasis with the goal of reaching Chile with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
“If you look around, people are always on their phones,” one missionary said, “and the cool thing is it doesn’t cost much to send out digital ads, so you have the potential to reach even more people.”
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