No matter the circumstances, no matter the cost, native Christian missionaries boldly share the gospel wherever the Lord calls them to go. In some places, they preach to hundreds; in others, they disciple a handful. The post Help Find And Connect With Native Ministries appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more

A young man and his parents were addicted to alcohol and their life was very difficult. The young man left his home and went to another city, where someone gave him a Bible to read. When he returned home, the man sought out a local missionary to answer his questions about God, and the missionary taught the man and his parents about Jesus. The post Support Missionaries’ Faithful Work in South Asia appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more

For a moment in time—when a democratically elected president stood at Myanmar’s helm—a generation of young adults hoped life would be different than it had been for the generations that came before them. But in February 2021, when that same president was overthrown in a military coup, that dream shattered. The post Silence is Not an Option appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more

A man who attended camps organized by a native ministry recently chose to put his faith in Christ. Later, ministry workers gave him audio Bibles to distribute to his community, and he has since begun to share the gospel with his family members and other relatives. The ministry regularly operates student camps to evangelize in the community, and they expect 80 to 100 young men to attend the next one. “They will be nourished with the Word of God and encouraged to come to Christ,” the ministry leader said. Your donations are needed for evangelism events. Pray the Holy Spirit will transform those ..read more

It was nicknamed “Cinderella” by some, this Latin American city that was rich in beauty and history but devoid of true joy, with no fellowship of believers and—prior to Daniel’s* arrival—no missionary to share the gospel message. Unbeknownst to Daniel, however, God had been preparing this place for a metamorphosis. Like Cinderella, it would soon rise from the ashes and transform into what, at its core, it was always meant to be. But unlike Cinderella, this would not be a fairy godmother intervention. This transformation would be through the work of the Holy Spirit. The post A Cinderella Story ..read more

1 Corinthians 9:14 says “those who preach the gospel should receive their living from the gospel.” CAM-assisted missionaries live this verse daily, often depending on the generosity of others for rice and coffee, even clothing for their children. The post Find And Connect With Native Ministries appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more

A young man imprisoned for drug trafficking met a native missionary who befriended him and slowly built a relationship. One day, the young man told the missionary his parents hoped he would die so their shame would end. This presented an opportunity to share the gospel, and the missionary explained he must die to self so he could be reborn in Christ. The post Help Missionaries Teach God’s Forgiveness in Spain appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more

Using her bare hands, a woman dug through the rubble of a home devastated by a flash flood that swept through her Kenyan village in early May. She pointed out her cousin’s red jacket to a reporter. It was streaked with dirt and snagged on a tree branch. A few feet away, a broken bed and mattress lay amidst a heap of debris. She was certain that her cousin lay somewhere beneath it. Since mid-March, flooding from the rainy season has killed more than 200 people in Kenya. In neighboring Tanzania and nearby Burundi, the death toll sits at more than 160 and 29, respectively, with tens of thousands ..read more

“No media has the courage to speak up on Christian persecution,” said one ministry leader in South Asia. “But God doesn’t waste our heartbreak. We are beginning to see we were brought here for a purpose.” This is the voice of the persecuted church. Their heartbreak is real. Their spiritual battle is never-ending. Sometimes, their grief overwhelms their joy and their blood stains the streets. But through their sorrow, Christ is praised. “Hallelujah!” they say. For, despite their difficulties, they “still try to gladly serve and worship our crucified and exalted King.” This is the voice of the p ..read more

Evangelism is often effective when native missionaries establish trust with those to whom they want to share the gospel. For many Christian workers, this means integrating into communities through local jobs, such as in government or healthcare; teaching their neighbors important skills such as how to successfully grow vegetables or raise animals; or simply being their friend. The post Help Find And Vet Native Ministries appeared first on Christian Aid Mission ..read more