Since the introduction of Christianity in Ethiopia in the fourth century and the establishment of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in 1270, Christianity has been a part of everyday life in Ethiopia. Persecution during the Marxist junta was severe but brought many to Christ. Evangelicals increased significantly and are still active in ministry under the current…

The majority of Moroccans is strongly prejudiced against Christians and is resistant to the Gospel, and the media helps fuel these attitudes. The Moroccan people and Government try to keep all Christian activity secret. The Government is opposed to an indigenous Moroccan Church, but one is emerging nonetheless, and an estimated 2,000 Moroccan believers meet…

The state religion of Morocco is Sunni Islam, and ninety-nine percent of the population is Muslim. Unlike in many other Muslim nations, Christians and Jews are tolerated, though some freedoms have deteriorated in recent years. Despite this tolerance, Christians are monitored by authorities, and some have been imprisoned. Dozens of Christian workers were expelled in…

Persecution has increased in Tunisia since the revolution, and several church leaders have left the nation due to threats. Without these leaders, evangelism and discipleship are becoming increasingly difficult. Of the 23 people groups in Tunisia, 14 have never heard the Good News. Christian literature cannot be openly distributed. Pray that missionaries will find the…

There are an estimated 13,000 Christians in Tunisia, barely one quarter of one percent of the population, and most of these are non-Tunisian. Nearly a third does not congregate with other believers as they live far from one another. Christians face persecution from family and friends, and following Jesus risks their jobs, social stature, and…

Libya is 97 percent Sunni Muslim.  It is the state religion and under Qadhafi was seen as more moderate. The recent unrest has brought more radical groups to the forefront and it is uncertain what stand the new government will take on religious freedom. The small number of Christians in Libya is mostly immigrants from…

Every year, the number of Christians is doubling.  Due to the extreme poverty, Mali depends on the foreign aid of Libya and Saudi Arabia, who fund Malian schools which are based on Qur’anic beliefs.  Most churches are combining outreach with the relief aid that is so desperately needed.  Sixty percent of Malians are unreached. Ask…

The church in Mali, though still small, has taken root in the cultures and hearts of the Malian people.  Eighty-seven percent of the population is Muslim, though the Islam practiced is moderate and tolerant.  Multiple other indigenous animist beliefs are also practiced by 10% of the population, with the last 3% being the growing Christian…

There are currently about 4,000 believers in Somalia who mainly worship in house churches to keep their fellowship a secret. Most missionary efforts were forced to stop in 1972 as a result of a brief dictatorship. Pray for courage and strength for those who are boldly sharing their faith.  Pray for safe fellowship and encouragement…

There are 22 people groups in Somalia, 16 of which have never heard the gospel. The vast majority of those living in Somalia is Sunni Muslim and still practices traditions such as female circumcision. Islamic fundamentalists have vowed to eliminate all Christians in Somalia, and murders of Christians are becoming more common. Give thanks for…

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