Thanks to your support, Harvesters is pioneering work in the Middle East and North Africa – collectively abbreviated to ‘MENA’. We are reaching those who have never been reached! In the majority of nations in this region, Christians are treated like second class citizens and suffer persecution at work, in their families and the community.
Take a moment and put yourself into the shoes of someone trying to be a Christian in India... ...Where the Hindu religion dominates all aspects of society and culture. ...Where there are shines and idols everywhere you look. ...Where the scent of sacrifices is unavoidable. Furthermore, persecution is intensifying towards Christians. Extremist Hindus want to
We are delighted to share your November newsletter with you. As 2022 comes to a close, take a look back with us at some of the ways your support has made a difference this year. Plus, read about our recent visit to Guatemala and pray with us for an unreached village in Myanmar. Thank you
We're excited to announce Harvesters' expansion into Eastern Europe! Thanks to your prayers and support, we’re starting evangelism, discipleship and church planting training in Eastern Europe. So, as we establish connections and follow God’s guidance, we ask you to join with us in prayer for the work ahead. Find some prayer points below. Eastern Europe
We are delighted to bring you your August 2022 newsletter. Inside you will find updates from our work in the Amazon and Peru. Plus, read powerful stories of transformation from Harvesters’ pastors who come from Muslim backgrounds but now preach the Good News of Christ. We trust you will enjoy reading how your support is
Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering. – Hebrews 13:3 Thailand is a beautiful but bound nation. Although millions of tourists flock there every year to enjoy the beaches and temples, many who live there are
How far have you journeyed to spread the Good News? Pastors in Angola, Madagascar and Brazil all have one thing in common: they’ve crossed deep, dirty and dangerous rivers to share the Gospel. Wading Through Waist-High Waters in Angola Pastor Peter Kambulo from Zambia would bag up his belongings and hoist them over his
Some Harvesters’ discipleship training took place in a church in Brazil in 2018. “I wanted to teach all the congregants how to be a disciple,” said Tiago Oliveira, Harvesters Operations Manager in Brazil, and a pastor at the church. One young lady who attended, Fernanda, had her faith truly tested when she was diagnosed with
The Situation in Myanmar is Worsening Myanmar is the largest nation in mainland Southeast Asia with a population of over 54 million. Seventy-eight percent of people practise Buddhism, the country’s largest religion.1 Around 8% of the nation is Christian and, sadly, this small group is becoming more persecuted. According to Open Doors’ recently released 2022
The Luvale tribe is found in the most remote parts of north-western Zambia and south-eastern Angola. “The people there are really cut off from most of the privileges that other people in the towns and big cities are enjoying,” explains Masaha, a leader from Angola. “There are no hospitals. There are no good schools for
