Strategic and generous gifts from believers on the other side of the world have provided a staging ground more coordinated ministry.
Though Hasan and other national believers grapple with massive loss, their hope in Christ propels them to minister to others impacted by earthquakes.
Amid unthinkable devastation in the aftermath of recent earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, local believers like Selin* are beacons of compassion.
On our own, we couldn’t mobilize Deaf believers to share the gospel with least-reached Deaf. But God is making it possible through His people.
Long before Afghan refugees Sayed and Zari heard the gospel from Christar workers in the U.S., God used the kindness of believers to prepare them.
Christar is praying for Deaf believers, who can readily connect with least-reached Deaf, to go on a second short-term trip to the Middle East.
Using the training she received at CHL Women’s Bible School, Teresa is investing in the lives of dozens of children who'd otherwise be on the streets.
In an overwhelmingly Muslim community, two young men are boldly teaching the Bible. Without a local church, how do they learn to share the good news?
A short-term trip to serve among the Persian Deaf laid a foundation for long-term ministry among these least-reached people.
Some cross-cultural workers serve overseas with their vocations. Alicia* is one of them, as she uses God-given skills to both work and minister.