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
The people from the northernmost province of Mozambique need your prayers. In Cabo Delgado violent attacks have come from non-state armed groups that have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State. “The growing Islamic insurgency by the ISIS group al-Shabab is at its worst since its inception in 2017,” explains Thinus Botha, the Harvesters Director for
At the end of January, Cyclone Eloise hit Mozambique and caused major destructions. Flooding and strong winds resulted in people losing their roads, crops and homes. It has now been declared a national disaster. Harvesters Ministries Acted Quickly As soon as the events occurred, Harvesters Ministries sprung to action. Harvesters did an urgent appeal,
Cyclone Eloise Has Hit Tragic events have been occurring in the coastal nation of Mozambique in the last few days. Cyclone Eloise hit the port city of Beira, with winds of up to 120kph, in the early hours of Friday 23rd January. There had already been heavy rainfall, strong winds and flooding for a few
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Some of us are called to go and others are called to give, but all of us have the ability to pray faithfully. Many times we hear about Islamic extremists who want to establish Islamic states in certain parts of the world. Most of the time these regions include the Middle East and large parts
Unlike most countries, Mozambique did not experience an official lockdown. Social distancing and a state of emergency was announced in the country. The work of God did not stop in Mozambique. By the grace of God, it was still possible for pastors to pray and gather in small groups at home cells and even in
Mozambique is one of the poorest and most underdeveloped countries in the world. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened many families’ already dire situations. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic Mozambique’s government implemented a state of emergency to curb the spread of the virus. The state of emergency states that no church meetings are allowed
Cyclone Idai Caused Destruction As you might recall a terrible cyclone hit Mozambique in March earlier this year. Hundreds of people lost their lives and thousands of homes and crops were completely destroyed. The worst part for us at Harvesters was not only the thousands of training materials and Bibles that were destroyed, but the
Mainstream media has largely stopped reporting on the catastrophe that hit our brothers and sisters in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi, but they are still in a battle for survival at the moment. As the preliminary reports flow in, it is clear that the devastation brought on by Cyclone Idai is far from over and dealing […]
