Here you can download your copy of the November 2023 newsletter from Harvesters Ministries. Inside you will discover incredible stories of how your support is making a difference worldwide. Read of the unbelievable determination of your beloved brothers in Southeast Asia as they share the Gospel at any cost, and discover how a church in Zambia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2LTmbAslYY In the depths of Southeast Asia, where Christianity is perceived as a threat, testimonies of God's work often go unheard. Here, we shed light on the remarkable testimony of Pham*, a young individual who defied societal norms and found faith, and Pastor Anan who played a pivotal role in spreading the message of
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
Pastors in Thailand are seeing new believers returning to old religions. And now they know why – because the church does not know how to disciple them, admits a local pastor. Thailand needs your help to train new pastors to reach the lost and disciple others. Welcome to Thailand “Sawadee krap! Welcome to beautiful
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
Growing Persecution “Throughout the world, men and women are spreading the Gospel, mobilising and multiplying disciples, and planting new churches to carry the fullness of Jesus into every part of the world,” says Harvesters Regional Director for Asia, “And they are doing this in the face of increasing and intensifying persecution.” The number of countries
Towards the end of last year, a series of typhoons hit Southeast Asia, with “many describing the flooding as the worst in living memory,” explained Sidney Moss, Harvesters’ Regional Director for South East Asia. The 225kph (140mph) winds and torrential rains left behind widespread damage. Thousands of people were displaced, roads were submerged, roofs were
In the last few weeks, a series of terrible typhoons hit large parts of Southeast Asia. Many people described the flooding as the worst that they have ever experienced in their lives. Harvesters' Regional Director for Southeast Asia explained that a country like the Philippines is used to severe weather. This country faces up to
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,
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