Multiply in Ethiopia
Multiply in Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, leaving the Asian Orthodox tradition to embrace Evangelical Christianity is seen as a betrayal to faith, culture, and country. Conversion can be met with hostility and harsh persecution, yet despite this, the Gospel is spreading. Bold Ethiopian believers are bringing the living hope of Jesus to their country—and, as a diaspora people group—to North America as well.
In Ethiopia, leaving the Asian Orthodox tradition to embrace Evangelical Christianity is seen as a betrayal to faith, culture, and country. Conversion can be met with hostility and harsh persecution, yet despite this, the Gospel is spreading. Bold Ethiopian believers are bringing the living hope of Jesus to their country—and, as a diaspora people group—to North America as well.
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Church members of the Église Mennonite de Grand Lac (EMGL) in Bukavu are being empowered to reach out to their communities through social projects.
River of Life Ministries is focused on bringing the Good News of Christ to the people of North Africa and the Middle East.
Chenchu forest ministry focuses on tribal people who are living in the forest who do not know Christ.
God is raising up a new generation to bring the Gospel to places where it has never been heard before. The Central Canada Mission Training Program...
Many people across North Africa have never heard the life-giving message of the Gospel.
The BC STM Bursary fund serves to assist young adult participants, interns, and apprentices who are looking to serve in short term mission with...
This project supports outreach and church planting initiatives among South Asian (Punjabi) communities in Canada. The initial focus is the BC...
The impact award is funding to empower local churches to send students to university campuses.
This project is serving church planting efforts among the African diaspora in Saskatchewan.
Pastor Sam simply wanted to love others in Burundi. Now his initiatives are having a huge impact, not only in the church but in the community.
By Vic Wiens
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By Larry Neufeld and Mark J. H. Klassen
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By Aurélie Hirschler
With dismay, I looked down at the broken frames in my hands. Just like that, when I had been so careful! It would be inconvenient, at the very...
By Travis Jost
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By Denisa
Izi had been pastoring a local church in his village in West Africa for some years when he sensed God calling him to plant a new church in a nearby...
By Nikki White
“Lying in that hospital bed—sweating one minute, chills the next—I remember thinking, ‘Man, my body has never failed me before.’”
Travis Jost worked at a bank in Kansas. Watch this story about how God brought him to Burundi, Africa.
