World Day of Prayer: Let's bear one another's burden before the Lord
Friday, March 6, is World Day of Prayer, initiated by women in the 1890s who believed prayer is vital for both home and foreign missions.
Kelsey Campbell
Voices Contributor
Scarred like her Savior
Karima watched from the window as the mob approached her house, carrying scythes and rods. Karima helplessly watched as one by one the men attacked her family.
Pregnant woman witnesses Boko Haram burn, massacre family, neighbors
The massacre lasted for five hours. Esther listened from the makeshift outhouse as she hid behind the door. “Convert or be killed!” shouted Boko Haram militants.
Feed the stomach, feed the mind
When a kid has been starving most of his life, it often doesn’t matter how determined he is to learn to read. His brain will not be developed enough.
Children shouldn’t be for sale
As you walk through communities in Thailand and India where the sex industry is prevalent, you see young girls — some not even teenagers yet — standing on the street corners or near bars. This should not be the case.
Cultivating the Underground Church
Hidden away in a cool, dimly lit underground room, students pore over their Bibles. They caress the pages and hungrily consume each word. And it all takes place in the basement of a Chinese Christian's home.
My Favorite Book Was Banned
Labeled as "controversial," "unorthodox," and "dangerous," God's Word is the most widely banned Book in the world.
Ending Physical and Spiritual Famine
Countries like Haiti, Nigeria, Uganda, Syria, Iraq, Zambia and Zimbabwe are in the throes of a true hunger crisis. As Christians, we are commanded to look after the needs of others.
Bible Deserts Still Exist in Our World
Believe it or not, there are still people who haven't heard the gospel or don't have access to a copy of the Scriptures.
