In the mountain kingdom of Lesotho, a simple house near an airstrip is offering more than shelter. For patients traveling from ...

Thousands of Christian organizations in India have lost funding due to government changes to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act.

Lebanon isn’t just facing one or two crises, but many at once. Airstrikes have caused widespread destruction, including ...

The majority of Christians in the world now live in the Global South, changing the face of the global mission force.

As the conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran enters its 19th day, the spillover especially shakes Iran’s neighbor to the west, Iraq.  Samuel* with Redemptive Stories explains that Iraq ...

Starting February 24, heavy rain in Cap-Haïtien caused flooding. The ministry stepped in to walk alongside people.

Russia (VOMK) — The initial court hearing is now likely to occur in late April.

Subsequent power blackouts have crippled daily life for millions of Cubans, who have already endured years of such struggles. Another nationwide blackout hit yesterday. Moisés Pérez serves as director ...

No matter where in the world, every country dealing with war and conflict has a vulnerable population in common—children.

A Korean missionary being held in Khabarovsk, Russia now faces a maximum of 17 years in prison on a total of three immigration-related charges. Last week, investigators filed two new charges against ...

Working in ministry is never without challenges. For ministry leaders serving in high-conflict areas, the pressure increases exponentially.

Creativity helps bring Scripture into people’s lives. Bible work continues in Ukraine during war, adapting to local needs.