Missions Stories from Around the World
(From Mission Network News, mnnonline.org, 6/24/26) — Lebanese Christians are balancing hope with skepticism as Lebanese officials meet their Israeli counterparts in the United States for a fifth round of peace talks. Heart for Lebanon’s Camille Melki says, “Our prayer is that… Read moreLebanon Peace Talks Underway, Ceasefire Shaky
(From Pray4SouthAsia.com) The Newar people of Nepal built Kathmandu’s temples. They carved wooden windows, cast bronze deities, and painted the paubha scrolls that pilgrims still honor today. They number about 1.3 million, roughly five percent of Nepal’s population, and most… Read moreKeepers of the Kathmandu Valley
(From Movements.net, March 4, 2026) Hassan came to Christ through a dream of Jesus and online media. You will deny me. He told his family and they threw him out of home. For a while, he moved from house to… Read moreTwo Lessons From Hussain’s Story
( Note: Save this for next year, or review it to make sure you didn’t forget anything this year!). From youthpastortheologian.com as reported by Brigadaon March 11, 2026. “I still remember it vividly: waiting in the security line at the… Read moreHow To Prepare For And Plan A Youth Mission Trip
Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America! As a nation, we have been blessed by God in so many ways. Yes, in our history, people have made many mistakes, but, in spite of that, America has done many… Read moreAmerica Was Dedicated To Take God To The Nations In 1607
(From Mission Catalyst, and Pew Research, 3/11/26) -Buddhists are the world’s only major religious group whose population shrank between 2010 and 2020, according to a recent Pew Research Center analysis of religion in 201 countries and territories. In 2010, an estimated 343… Read moreWhy Is Buddhism Shrinking Worldwide?
(From Mission Network News, 6/4/26). As Uganda responds to an Ebola outbreak, ministries continue meeting physical and spiritual needs. As of early June, Uganda had recorded at least 15 Ebola cases and one death in an ongoing outbreak. Brian Dennett with AMG International says,… Read moreUganda’s Ebola Outbreak Highlights The Need For Trained Medical Workers
To fully appreciate the life of the average frontline mission worker, you must visualize a soul who is completely sold out to Jesus. A person who is so in love with the Lord that they are willing to go anywhere,… Read morePray Daily For Frontline Workers
(From Pray4SouthAsia, Pray4SouthAsia.com) Bangladeshi, Nepali, Indian, and Sri Lankan men gather before dawn at airports in Dhaka, Kathmandu, Kochi, and Colombo. They are flying to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Malaysia. They will work in construction, cleaning, or household… Read moreMigrantWorkers: Going Far, Sending Money Home
(From God Reports, May 19, 2026, by Mark Ellis, godreports.com) In 1912, medical missionary Dr. William Leslie went to live and minister to tribal people in a remote corner of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After 17 years he… Read moreDoctor Missionary Died Thinking He Was A Failure, But 84 Years Later, Churches are Thriving….