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The Cry for Freedom

We hadn’t done anything, but we were there with them. Standing close enough to feel their grief. So close that our...

Where Will I Go?

In many countries throughout Central Asia, there is a tradition that the oldest son in the family is given to his...

Pass the Oranges

We kept pausing to pass out oranges. Listening to their stories, we were overwhelmed with the horror of what these...

Questions About Jesus

People from all over Central Asia send us messages with questions about Jesus. They watch our TV programs and take...

Young Peacemakers
in the Middle East

What motivated you to take part in a peace camp in the Middle East?

Refuge in Jesus

Ahmad: My family is Kurdish. We lived in the northwest part of Syria until 2014 when we fled the country because of...

Clogged Pipes

In November, with cold weather approaching, we realized that the radiators of our new house needed servicing. They...

Snowstorm

Tariq was on his way home when he got caught in the snowstorm. He and his son had traveled by car to share the Gospel...

Surprised by Jesus

“I was born in desperate poverty,” stated Youssef about his childhood in West Africa. “When I was very young, my...

A Life Answer

Several years ago, Rahim and Jada took their young child with them and moved from their poor village in Central Asia...

Chansone
May 10, 1957 - March 15, 2019

On March 15, 2019, a motor vehicle accident in Southeast Asia took the life of a Laotian woman named Chansone, a...

A Hood of Shame

She wore a dark jacket with the hood pulled closely around her face, seeming remote and unreachable. Like so many...

Ibrahim in North Africa

Much of Multiply’s ministry in the Middle East and North Africa is subject to restricted communication, and yet we...

Gordon & Ali in South Asia

For more than thirty years, Gordon and Gwen Nickel have served with Multiply in South Asia in partnership with the...

A Surprising Gift

Multiplication in the Middle East

So Prove It!

During one of our prayer walks through our neighborhood, we noticed a small and obviously deserted Orthodox church.

Global Leaders from North Africa

Editorial: Multiplying Missional Leaders

In January, I was in North Africa hosting a four-day mission training event for local church leaders. The Church in...

Walking Alongside Ya’qub

A few months ago, a man named John contacted me at my home in Wichita, Kansas. I had never met him before, but John...

is this normal?

In the wake of the COVID-19 restrictions, these two sisters realized that they had inadvertently founded a home...

On Top of That

On a recent video call we heard from PK, one of Multiply’s national leaders in Southeast Asia, about how the church...

Never Forsaken

His forty-three years on the mission field saw the tragic death of six of his children, as well as his first wife. He...

Anchors and Sails

It was the penultimate “dark and stormy night.” The disciples and their teacher had finished a long, arduous day of...

Ladders and Wings

Tenzin was sent to the monastery as a small boy and spent most of his life as a monk. It was all he knew until, as a...

Arise

When he was arrested on false charges, our church-planter friend did not know that the head jailer was a Christian....

Munir’s Request for Baptism

Over the past few months, it has been a privilege for me to walk alongside Munir. Although he is a new believer in...

Born Again on Christmas Day

Rayan was a good man with a sincere faith in Allah. He came from a family in South Asia that was radically committed...

From Law to Grace

Ever since he was a small boy, Haluk had been fascinated by stories of Jesus. To him, Jesus seemed to be a character...

Musa in North Africa

Nasser al’Qahtani, our Regional Team Leader, tells the story of Musa (not his real name), who grew up being prepared...

Sheep without a Shepherd

Speaking my Language

I had been looking for purpose and significance my whole life, but it always eluded me. As a Muslim, I spent decades...

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