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
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
Harvesters’ ‘First Church, First Bible’ partnership project with Biblica is underway! In October 2022 we were able to deliver 17,000 Luvale and English Bibles to Zambia. The pastors of each church gathered data about the translations they needed, and, thanks to your support, Harvesters was able to deliver them. Read some powerful testimonies below from
Church planting through Harvesters continues after more than 22 years in Zambia! In fact, it is thriving. In the last three years, nearly 100 churches have been planted through evangelism. Moreover, over 240 new pastors have signed up to join this church planting movement. A Revival in Zambia In July, Beyers Brink, Regional Director
Training Resumes “Harvesters is back in the town of Zambezi, Zambia after 2 years. Praise God,” came the joyful celebrations of Regional Director for Southern Africa, Beyers Brink. And a joyous occasion it certainly was! After months of restrictions and lockdowns, Harvesters was able return to teach the next phase of pastoral training. There were
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 Luvale tribe is found in the most remote parts of north-western Zambia and south-eastern Angola. “The people there are really cut off from most of the privileges that other people in the towns and big cities are enjoying,” explains Masaha, a leader from Angola. “There are no hospitals. There are no good schools for
Zambia is a rugged country with many natural resources – including minerals, wildlife, forestry, fresh water and arable land. At the heart of this precious country is the mighty Zambezi River. One of the areas where church leaders are being trained in Discipleship, Evangelism and Church Planting is the Copper Belt region. There are thousands
