Mission Network News

Haiti’s elections face another delay, but Christians point to a more lasting hope

“Don’t sacrifice your family on the altar of God”: A3 trains leaders worldwide

AI, the church, and what it means to be human

Protesters march in Pakistan after a political deadlock

Bitterness or forgiveness: How will you respond when someone hurts you?

Russia sentences 70-year-old Korean missionary to nearly six years in prison

Youth anger erupts across France as protests turn violent

Behind prison walls, parents are learning how to turn their hearts toward home

Nepalese Church responds to floods amid personal loss

Three years after October 7, believers in Israel offer hope

Lack of education creates hurdles for refugee children

A Ghana missions school working to awaken Africa’s "sleeping giant" Church for missions

As conflict threatens East Africa, refugees find themselves running again

Flood response opens doors to share Christ in Thailand

Mission 66 addresses the Bible literacy crisis in new languages

Violence grips northern Nigeria, yet dozens of Christians are willing to go there

Missions leaders are grappling with discipleship. What are they learning?

Chinese diaspora churches look beyond their own communities

As Bangkok floodwaters recede, Thailand’s Church has a new opportunity to serve

A safer way for Somalis to explore the Gospel

Gaza refugees find hope through Jesus

Maharashtra anti-conversion law faces unexpected legal challenge

Mexico: stalled Scripture shipment arrives as church's outreach begins

As everyday costs climb, gospel workers face choices no budget can solve

Yemen’s forgotten crisis deepens, but desperation opens doors for the gospel

Dengue outbreak strains Christian hospital

MegaVoice brings Gospel hope to Nepal after disaster

A3 leaders navigate Bangkok floods, food access

For leaders serving refugees, biblical truths are the foundation for sustainable ministry

Breaking generational debt in Pakistan’s brick kilns

China’s pressure on Zion Church continues, but persecution has not silenced its faith

Across borders and war zones, one digital strategy is connecting people with Scripture

Churches bring aid and Gospel hope to war-torn Zaporizhzhia

Iranian flights disappear as U.S. sanctions deadline hits

Attacks strain churches in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains

Behind prison walls, a simple letter can become a powerful ministry

Last Trump-Xi meeting freed a pastor. Could it happen again?

As South Sudan’s elections approach, vulnerable children find an unexpected place of hope

AI is transforming ministry in Iran

Iran’s turmoil grows, but Christians are praying for a deeper transformation

Christian producer remains missing after Pakistan studio raid

13th anti-conversion state law goes into effect in India; Christians wary

Unlock Bible translation breakthroughs across Iran’s ethnic communities

Hezbollah disarmament raises fears of history repeating in Lebanon

Unexpected connection brings Indigenous ministry model to Mongolia

Church unity has grown as Venezuelans press through earthquake recovery

New training in Ethiopia reawakens old fires for Christ

Christians bring hope amid Nepal’s catastrophic flooding

“They lost everything”: Nepal flood death toll continues to climb

Persecution tests growing Kurdish church movement in Syria