In the heart of Tanzania, a devastating reality is unfolding… a community of Muslim followers are buying Bibles, not for reverence but for destruction. Yet, where the flames of radicalism threaten to consume the Word of God, hope shines through. In the city of Tabora, over 100 pastors gathered with uncontainable excitement for the inaugural
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
According to recent estimates, 2023 is the year that India became the world’s most populated country – overtaking China which has held the title since 1950. Amazingly, nearly half of Indians are under the age of 25. Only five percent are Christian. This provides the Church with an incredible opportunity to reach more souls than
Spreading the Good News to every corner of the earth poses various challenges. Different regions present unique obstacles, from language barriers to cultural differences. One major challenge we regularly encounter is animism and ancestral worship. Over 150 million people spread across all continents practice some type of traditional animist religion. From the tribes of North
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,
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 invite you to pray with us as Harvesters opens the way among Native American and First Nation tribes in the USA and Canada. You will find some prayer points below. Where it all Began As Harvesters is already training pastors in nearly 70 countries and in over 50 languages, we examined how our
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 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
While Ethiopia is facing a hunger crisis, church leaders are seeking to reach their struggling nation for Christ. Below are some prayer points you can use to lift them up in prayer. Hunger Crisis Ethiopia's dry fields Agriculture has been the foundation of the Ethiopian economy for centuries, but years of over-cultivation
