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.
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
Here you can download our February 2022 newsletter. Inside are some recent stories from the field, including new translation work happening in Zambia, an exciting testimony of an unsaved man in the Middle East who found Jesus and now plants churches, and our largest Bible Distribution trip yet! Download the UK newsletter - Feb 22
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
This newsletter contains inspiring reports from Christians who live under persecution. We have changed the names of the people in order to protect them, but their stories should be heard. As many put their lives on the line each day to share their faith with others, Harvesters Ministries would like to thank you for supporting
As a unified Body of Christ, when one part of ourselves is hurting, we all feel it. In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), fellow Christians are suffering. Pew Research Centre* reported that Christians experience more harassment than any other religion - in 145 of the 198 countries worldwide. Findings of Open Doors** tell
Egypt is a traditional Muslim country where Christians face persecution on a daily basis. The government openly discriminates against believers – even school children are being victimised by this oppressive regime. The persecution of Egyptian believers is an example of the poor status of Christians in the Middle East, despite the religion being native to
We as a Harvesters Ministries family recently received very sad news. Pastor Saeed from Egypt passed away at the age of 80. He was a true disciple! He truly glorified God with every aspect of his life. He was a Christian warrior and his testimony led many to Christ. He was a champion of the
Some things will never change Things change. Through the dusty afternoon haze, beyond a line of camels moving slowly across the Egyptian deserts, I gazed in awe at the pyramids of Giza in the distance. This same view has captivated people for thousands of years. This is probably one of the most enduring vistas anywhere. […]
