Missions Stories from Around the World
(From: The Christian Post, 2/15/26) – Some years ago, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, a Christian boarded a crowded bus. He carried a forbidden package: Bibles God called him to deliver into Vietnam’s remote interior, spiritual food for fellow… Read moreMiracle In A Communist Nation: How God Used A Police Captain
The nation of Laos is the only landlocked nation in South East Asia. It is bordered by Vietnam, China, Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia. Theravada Buddhism is the predominant religion, practiced by about half of the population, largely among the Lowland… Read moreHungry For Jesus
(From Pray4SouthAsia.com) “Over 1,000 Gongduk people live in a few isolated villages of Mongar district in eastern Bhutan. Up until 1991, they were an unknown ethnic group. Their language, Gongduk, (or Gongdu) is said to be endangered. They practice a… Read moreAn Isolated People in Bhutan
(June 29, 2025 has been designated “Day of The Martyrs” by Voice of the Martyrs. Please check out their website, persecution.com, for a variety of materials to help your church pray.) “Pastor Thongkham Philavanh, 40, was a tribal Khmu leader… Read moreOn June 29, Please Pray For People Like This
(From Voice of the Martyrs, persecution.com) “Vanh’s most prized possession was her Bible. In Laos, where she lives, most believers are persecuted by family members or village authorities who are concerned that Christians offend the spirits. When Vanh became a… Read moreAn Answered Prayer in Laos
True stories from the frontlines of missions in Nepal and India: What an irony that today, as we are preparing this post, we got an urgent prayer request from a pastor in India as their nation’s Supreme Court considers whether… Read morePray Against Anti-Conversion Laws
(From Movements.net). In a bustling café in Bangkok, Peter and John sat down to discuss their remarkable journey in Laos—a Southeast Asian nation where the gospel is advancing against incredible odds. Together, they have spent 50 years fostering movements that… Read moreSuccess Can Take A Few Decades in A Communist Nation
(From Pray4SouthAsia.com) Ramadan is divided into 3 parts (called “Ashras”), each lasting ten days. Day 1 to 10 is the first Ashra, known in Arabic as Rahmah (or Mercy). Day 11 to 20 is the second Ashra, or Magfirah (Forgiveness)…. Read moreDid You Know Ramadan Has 3 Parts?
(From God Reports, Godreports.com, December 31, 2024) Evangelizing is prohibited in Bhutan. Being a Christian is also illegal in the Buddhist nation. But Pastor Rajiv, who lives outside the country on a border town, has been reaching Bhutanese for Christ… Read moreBhuddist Nations Also Oppress Christians
