Massive growth in Protestant and Independent churches in Ethiopia creates a great expectation for further harvest. There is need to develop the needed structures and facilities and to fund social programmes that are essential in the prevailing conditions of deep poverty. The Church must minister as the poor to the poor.  Pray for revival…

Missionaries, as such, are no longer welcome in Eritrea. Since 2002, almost all foreign aid workers, Christian or otherwise, have been expelled or forced to leave. Much work has largely been suspended or terminated as a result. The few that remain, along with the national workers, keep well under the radar and are confined in…

The growth of the Church in Eritrea is strong, despite steadily intensifying government oppression. Persecution and restraints on personal freedoms test believers sorely. But the closure of most denominations and ministries has prompted the flowering of a hard-pressed but growing house church movement. Many in prison or en route to refugee camps in another country…

The biblically based renewal movement in the Coptic Church, which has steadily gained momentum since 1930. It strongly emphasizes Bible study and personal faith, and many are fervent witnesses for the Lord. Monasticism sees a rejuvenation as well. Christians are numerous in business, the professions and health services, but overall the Coptic influence within Egypt…

Prostitution and substance abuse are natural parasites of the gambling industry. Most sex workers are trafficked into Macau, often against their will, from the mainland or other Southeast Asian countries. Lucrative salaries in casinos encourage young people and Christians to seek employment there at the expense of university education or involvement in church or the community. Give…

The <strong>Hong Kong</strong> Association of Christian Missions is a focal coordinating point for 30 agencies, 15 denominations and many congregations that are channeling over 400 missionaries overseas. The foreign mission body in Hong Kong has significantly reduced as HK and PRC Churches mature and take on a greater ministry load and as organizations relocate their…

Many congregations, ministries, colleges and seminaries long to facilitate further growth, maturation and training of the mainland Church, which already dwarfs Hong Kong’s Church in size but not in history or resources. Many Hong Kong churches and ministries believe that their role is to support the massive missions’ movement emerging from mainland China.  Give…

Training of leaders remains a major challenge in Chad. Poverty, instability, violence, poor communication and lack of both financial wherewithal and management hinder training of pastors and evangelists. The Bible Training Centre (CFBP/RE) focuses on developing lay leaders and those who lack the education or time for formal theological training. Full-time biblical studies are a…

Christian and Missionary Alliance(CMA) has translated a range of materials, especially for church planting training. The Bible Society and others provide Khmer Bibles, NTs and Scripture portions. A new Khmer Bible was completed in 1998. Lifewords tracts and literature are widely appreciated. Christian ministries have diversified in recent years.  Pray specifically for literature, the…

The tribal peoples of Cambodia. Only among the Mnong, Jarai, Krueng and Stieng have significant numbers come to Christ. A further 18 Southeast Asian peoples can be considered un-evangelized. The six Chinese language groups constitute nearly 600,000 people who have largely assimilated into Cambodian society, but who are mostly unreached.  Pray for loving and…

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