Here you can download your copy of the November 2023 newsletter from Harvesters Ministries. Inside you will discover incredible stories of how your support is making a difference worldwide. Read of the unbelievable determination of your beloved brothers in Southeast Asia as they share the Gospel at any cost, and discover how a church in Zambia
Here you can download your copy of our August newsletter. Inside you will discover how pastors in Mali are feeling encouraged, and how we are claiming new ground in Central Asia. Plus, we are excited to have launched a new version of our Disciple Makers Course just for you! Download the USA Newsletter - August
World Refugee Day is an annual event celebrated on June 20th to recognise the plight of refugees worldwide. This day reminds us to pray for the struggles and challenges that refugees face, including displacement, persecution and lack of access to basic human rights. In light of this, today we want to highlight the work of
The people of this closed Asian nation experience more surveillance of their daily lives than anyone else on earth. It has been estimated that 54% of the world’s CCTV cameras are here. The government especially monitors any online activity related to Christianity and believers are suffering harassment and persecution. Amazingly, despite these challenges, there is
Currently, Harvesters is planting 100 new churches every day! An amazing feat made possible thanks to supporters like you. Our church-planting methodology teaches local pastors to search for unreached neighbourhoods and start evangelising there. For every church planted through evangelism, Harvesters trains a pastor to lead and disciple the congregation. Each church plant has a
This International Women’s Day we want to take a moment to recognise and celebrate the powerful impact that women church planters are having around the world. They are deeply committed to their calling, and we are honoured to share their stories with you. Plus, scroll down for a video. Meet Matuso Matuso Nyane planted
Islamic extremism has become a major problem in many countries in Africa, including Mali and Mozambique where Harvesters has active church planting Streams. Terrorist groups are wreaking havoc on civilians, buildings, and infrastructure and we must pray for our fellow believers. As governments struggle to contain the insurgencies – and as cycles of poverty, unemployment,
The breath-taking Amazon rainforest covers a third of the continent of South America. It is home to an estimated 400 indigenous tribes, each with their own culture, language and territory. “It’s a wild place,” warns Francois Rauch, Global Director for Church Planting, who was part of the Harvesters team that visited earlier this year. So,
Out of all 195 nations in our world, this Asian nation is the 17th most difficult place for Christians to live out their faith. That's because our fellow believers are struggling under the increasingly centralised control of the Communist Government. In fact, surveillance is among the most sophisticated and oppressive in the world, with restrictions
Meet Rafique*. He is a man who grew up in a Middle Eastern country. Just like many other fathers, Rafique’s dad had great plans and ambitions for his young son. To accomplish these dreams, he sent him to a Christian school. Here he would receive the best education and besides learning English, he would also
