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
The breath-taking Amazon rainforest covers a third of the continent of South America. It is home to an estimated 400 indigenous tribes, each with their own culture, language and territory. “It’s a wild place,” warns Francois Rauch, Global Director for Church Planting, who was part of the Harvesters team that visited earlier this year. So,
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
In the region of Pará de Minas in Brazil, a group of Sunday School teachers began to rethink the content of their lessons following the pandemic. A global shut-down had put many things into perspective. They knew they needed to adequately prepare their young students for a life following Jesus in this rapidly changing world.
Central and South America consists of 19 nations; and is home to the mighty Amazon rainforest, two of the 7 Wonders of the World, and the longest above-water mountain range: the Andes. With a population of around 614 million people, Central and South America need our prayers for spiritual awakening, development of leaders and cultural
How far have you journeyed to spread the Good News? Pastors in Angola, Madagascar and Brazil all have one thing in common: they’ve crossed deep, dirty and dangerous rivers to share the Gospel. Wading Through Waist-High Waters in Angola Pastor Peter Kambulo from Zambia would bag up his belongings and hoist them over his
Some Harvesters’ discipleship training took place in a church in Brazil in 2018. “I wanted to teach all the congregants how to be a disciple,” said Tiago Oliveira, Harvesters Operations Manager in Brazil, and a pastor at the church. One young lady who attended, Fernanda, had her faith truly tested when she was diagnosed with
“Amazonas has been the state most affected by the pandemic here in Brazil,” explains Tiago de Oliveira Santos, Harvesters’ Operations manager in Brazil. Many people in the riverside villages have been gripped with fear over the virus and are becoming even more isolated. Harvesters did not want to see the Amazonian leaders lose heart or
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