When Samson was a small boy in rural Bangladesh, his life was marked by poverty, uncertainty, and very few opportunities. But everything changed the day he arrived at the Home of Hope. Years later, as a grown man, he reflected on what the Home had given him... In English, he said a phrase he had worked hard to learn: “Here we got hope.”
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Crisis in Ukraine and Russia causes extreme demand for the gospel — and we don’t have enough Bibles...
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Without the accountability of a caring loved one, Sofia was left emotionally empty. She had no one to check on her well-being. She was left calloused and numb. And most importantly, she had no idea there was a God that loved her…
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We made good progress, but we’re just short of filling the semi truck that’s waiting to deliver the bibles -- the need is urgent -- and thank god, the deadline to get the bibles has been extended!
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I can hardly describe the transformative power of receiving a Bible for the very first time. But we witness it again and again, when people have their first-ever encounter with God’s Word. It is astounding. It’s a miracle.
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Dear Friend of Eurasia, No running water, no electricity, no stores, no paved roads—just hundreds of miles of reindeer as far as the eye can see. Reindeer define the lives of the “reindeer people,” a multi-ethnic group of unreached people living in an area of northern Russia that stretches across eleven time zones. The reindeer people are nomadic, living in teepees and following the reindeer through the year as herds migrate in search of food. Reindeer are their source of survival: what they eat, what they wear, and what they trade as currency. Russian pastors began building relationships with the…
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