Madagascar: Where Christian Faith Meets With Ancestor Worship

(From Operation World/Lausanne Movement) Most of the 2 million people living in the large East African island of Madagascar are subsistence farmers. Years of drought, famine, a degraded environment, and turbulent politics have left the population desperate for hope and… Read moreMadagascar: Where Christian Faith Meets With Ancestor Worship

Sudan’s War Has Left a Generation of Children Without Safety or School

(From Mission Network News, July 6, 2026, mnnonline.org). Three years of war in Sudan have left millions of children without protection, education, food, or other basic services. The consequences are likely to last a lifetime. Often, the most vulnerable groups are also the… Read moreSudan’s War Has Left a Generation of Children Without Safety or School

Uganda’s Ebola Outbreak Highlights The Need For Trained Medical Workers

(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

Doctor Missionary Died Thinking He Was A Failure, But 84 Years Later, Churches are Thriving….

(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….