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
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,
Here you can download a copy of the February newsletter from Harvesters Ministries. Inside you will be inspired by the powerful testimony of church planter, Pastor Maque, who goes where no one else will go to bring the Gospel to the broken and lost. We are also thrilled to report that we have recently received
Biblica President's Gathering. We are overjoyed to share the news that Biblica, formerly known as the International Bible Society, has pledged to provide Bibles for new churches planted by Harvesters Ministries! In fact, Biblica has designated Harvesters as its number one recipient of Bibles – for every country where we are working, and
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
Did you know? Refugees and internally displaced people are those forced from their homes because of extreme conflict or natural disasters. In 2020, despite Covid-19, the number of people forcibly displaced rose to 82.4 million – the largest number ever recorded. Natural disasters displaced three times as many people as conflict in 2020. The most
Click the link to download the May 2022 newsletter. Inside is Matteus' story from Mozambique, an update on church planting in Ivory Coast and some of Harvesters Ministries' milestones. Download the South African and International Newsletter - May 2022 Download the UK Newsletter - May 2022 Download the Afrikaans Newsletter - May 2022 Download the
Be still and know that I am God – Psalm 46:10 It feels like there is conflict at every corner of our World right now! And, while that can make us feel anxious, frightened, and full of despair, we Christians know the only Hope that the World can depend on: Jesus Christ. Harvesters operates in
For Alain Moreno, Harvesters’ Country Leader for Madagascar, the answer is simple: you collect resources, serve the community, and present the Gospel. Simply put: you do what Jesus would do. The countries situated along the southeast coast of Africa – in particular, Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi – are under the attack of relentless storms that
