Faith sprouts in floating Cambodian village

November 2, 2009 Leave a comment

IMG_4494KBAL TAOL, Cambodia –David* never imagined he’d use ghosts as a way to share the Gospel.

A Christian worker in Cambodia, David was surveying floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, and was in need of a boat and driver. Andrew,* whom David had led to Christ 18 months earlier, agreed to take the job. Read more…

Vietnamese boy becomes a believer

November 2, 2009 Leave a comment

SIEM REAP, Cambodia

–”God, please let my brother be waiting in the bay when we pass by.” Though not a Christian, 12-year-old David* offered up this prayer the day he and Tom*, his 16-year-old brother, were trying to escape Vietnam. It was 1980 and hundreds of Vietnamese refugees — known as “boat people” — were fleeing the country in search of a better life. Read more…

But there is a light shining in the darkness…

October 24, 2009 Leave a comment

DelhiDump2_lgI’ve been here four times now” my new friend from Cuba tells me as we are walking away from the Delhi slum, dodging piles of cow refuse, trash and potholes in the dirt alleyways. We have just left one of 8 ministry centers for Read more…

Pastor in India Lured into Violent Trap

October 23, 2009 Leave a comment

10889NEW DELHI, October 21 (CDN) — A group of Hindu extremists in Madhya Pradesh earlier this month beat a pastor unconscious and chewed off part of his ear, pelting him with stones after he fainted from the pain. Read more…

FM 104 CityLink Chiang Mai back on the air

October 16, 2009 Leave a comment

DJ Kuhn NoiAfter weeks of uncertainty, one of Chiang Mai, Thailand’s few Christian owned radio stations is back on the air! The station’s General Manager, Manop Moonsri stated, “we have had transmitter as well as location Read more…

Paul’s Story

October 12, 2009 Leave a comment

_DSC4744I met Paul* yesterday. Paul is a convert from Islam to Christianity from a minority ethnic group in another country. He fled his country because he was concerned he would be thrown back into jail like many of his countrymen. Read more…

Benny’s Story

October 7, 2009 Leave a comment

460>_1790285I was raised up as a normal, a typical Malay family. The parents are obliged to send you to Madrasa or to a grammar school. We were taught how to pray. Do not miss your prayers, fast when you need to fast, you should Read more…

Anabelle’s Story

October 7, 2009 Leave a comment

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I am from Chinese Malay-background. My mom is Chinese and my dad is Malay. They brought me up in the Muslim faith. They tried their best. They sent me to the mosque to learn how to read the  Al-Qur’an. Read more…

The Spirit Tree

October 7, 2009 Leave a comment

_DSC3657Let me tell you a story about what happened to some of our evangelists. Two of them took off for a remote village in the mountains near the border. When they arrived, they met with a village elder and Read more…

The Pastor, the Spirit, and the Waterfall

October 7, 2009 Leave a comment

460>_1790793Because of what God taught us and all that spirit world with tribal people, we had faith for bigger things because of what happened here. But I’m going to stick with these stories. Hundreds have come to faith, and it’s all been Read more…

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