In March 2020, Malaysia entered a national lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19. Most Muslim-background believers lost their jobs and needed food supplies as the pandemic escalated.

A religious extremist group in India murdered a Christian boy named Sombura Madkami in June 2020. According to Christian leaders in the village…

Lucia and her team are spreading the gospel’s good news to many who have not heard it before, following her dream of following the Great Commission.

On Monday you read about Lucia, a field worker with a dream to reach her local college student population for Christ in Indonesia, a Muslim-majority country. To reach more students, Lucia tried to create T-shirts about the outreach to students. However, no one would accept her business because she was a Christian evangelist.

Lucia had dreams. She had a mission to serve and minister to the local college students in Indonesia. However, she worked as a field worker with no platform to share her passion for the gospel and students.

In Myanmar, most churches could only offer meager salaries to their pastors: on average, between $40 to $50 a month. They often rely on personal donations when they do home visitation or provide special prayer for their members.

03/05/2021 Pakistan (International Christian Concern) –Two years ago, Azrah, a 14-year-old Christian girl living in an Islamic country, faced tragic abuse at the hands of her Muslim employers.

02/17/2021 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – Job discrimination, lack of education, and poverty are just a few of the issues facing persecuted believers around the world.

02/02/2021 India (International Christian Concern) –Christians are one of the most significant at-risk demographics in India.

In 2017, Annashali’s life was suddenly turned upside down. While praying at the church where he served, Annashali’s husband, Bishop Joel, was brutally murdered.