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Is slavery really dead in Mauritania?

Mauritania was the last country in the world to abolish slavery in 1981, and in 2007 it was criminalized, but did it become a reality? No! Institutions and practices in place for hundreds of years do not cease to exist with the stroke of a pen. In reality, slavery... Read more

Social media and the gospel

It is one thing to talk about using the internet and social media to share the gospel, some people are actually using it – in astonishing ways and astonishing numbers. The Jesus Film Project is distributing the gospel in more than 1600 translations worldwide.... Read more

ISIS as “evangelist”

The atrocities that took place under ISIS were so severe and horrifying that many people in Syria seriously question their own faith. A Muslim that became a follower of Jesus and suffered under ISIS, remarked: “If heaven is made for ISIS and their belief, I... Read more

Arab Bedouin tribes

The Arab Bedouin tribes are some of the most unreached ethnic groups in the world. Rivers in the Desert Network compiled a 40-day prayer guide. The Arab Bedouins live in tight-knit communities, usually a part of the larger tribe to which they belong. The word Bedouin... Read more

Palestinian Christians forgotten?

The Holy Land is the birthplace of Christianity. Areej Masoud with Bethlehem Bible College says Christians once made up around 30% of the population in Palestine. Now, according to the Joshua Project, Palestinian Christians are less than 1.2% of the population in the... Read more

Growing persecution in the Middle East

While we see hundreds of thousands of Muslims coming to Christ in the Middle East, there is now also a very clear spike in persecution. From state-sponsored backlash to familial pressures, faith in Christ is under attack. This is increasingly true in countries... Read more