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
Download your copy of the May 2023 newsletter below. In this edition you will read how sharing the Gospel has been accelerated in DR Congo and Myanmar thanks to the provision of motorbikes. Now pastors can evangelise around six times as many villages in a day. Plus, read an article about the importance of discipleship,
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
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
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
Myanmar Under Immense Strain The Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar (formerly Burma) has been under oppressive military rule since February 2021. According to the Burmese advocacy group Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, over 6,000 peaceful opposers, politicians, medics and journalists have been detained since the coup and over 900 have been killed. Including dozens of
This has been both a strange and interesting year. No one could have predicted that a global pandemic would hit and affect us all in such a severe way. The majority of the world’s countries experienced national lockdowns and are now facing economic crises. Third World countries are suffering the most. Despite all of this,
The Golden Triangle is a well-known region in Southeast Asia. The borders of northern Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet here. It is known as one of the most strategic, and also darkest, areas in Asia. This region received its name because of all the corrupt money that is made there through, among other things human
