​News just in from our team in Pakistan ... 9 villages in 4 four days, we witnessed in front of 385 Hindus, God used us and we won 137 Hindus, Hallelujah. Read the full article on our news site.

​Join us as we explore concepts and tools that allow us to give to God’s work. The key word is give. We don’t want to give and expect God to give something back. We want to give because He has already given so much to us. We want to help Him have more souls in heaven with Him. Keeping that in mind, knowledge is knowing what and wisdom is knowing how. We want to give to God in a wise manner. We also want to be prudent about it. There can be many tools that accomplish a task, but which one works the best? We can often be unaware of what tools are available. God is a wise and prudent investor Himself so it makes sense for us to be wise and prudent donors.

Sign up for our free webinar on April 25th @ 12pm EST to explore these concepts and tools. https://loom.ly/L0DwagU​

One of our most dedicated donor families has given the rest of us a challenge. They are offering a matching gift of $30,000.00 to be applied to our ministry in Pakistan.
 
Having read the same articles as you over the past few years, they were moved to help our Pakistani ministry acquire a vehicle for their evangelistic efforts. So far this year, this growing team of Pastors, Timothies, and Bible Women have already started nearly ten churches and have many other villages on the verge of coming to Christ.
 
These villages are in the desert, about a twelve-hour drive from our primary church, and they have to rent a van every time they travel to preach and to reach other villages. Each weekend rental costs are over $500. (That’s over $26,000 annually.) So we decided the best plan is to raise funds to purchase a vehicle, removing the constant drain on their limited resources. Hearing about their need and wanting to provide a permanent solution, this family has stepped up to the plate and given us a challenge. Now, with the bases loaded, we need someone to knock a grand slam or a lot of walks and singles from the rest of us. The bases are loaded. Let’s not just go for the win; let’s go for the pennant.

You can donate below, or by mailing in a check and designating it towards "Pakistan Ministry".
 
Note: Any additional funds raised will go to purchase portable sound systems, PowerPack Evangelistic tools, cases of Bibles, and more desks and curricula for their eight Bible Institutes.

We just received some photos from Tanzania where Bibles have been distributed amongst our national church planters, their congregations and new believers! Thank you to those who gave to our Christmas Bible fund last year. You can continue to help with our Bible distribution by contributing to our Smugglers ministry!

Today is international women's day, and we'd like to focus your attention on our Bible Women ministry. Learn more in our 1st Quarter 2023 Progress Report, and their vital role in fulfilling the Great Commission!

We recently let you know about a need in Honduras for Pastor Franklin, whose vehicle had been damaged on his way to his new church plant in the mountains (his 4th church plant!). You were generous enough to meet his need, and his vehicle is now repaired, so he sent a photo and a short letter;

Dear Brothers,

We greet you in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ, wishing that He is blessing your lives, your families and the activities that you carry out in your daily life.
The reason for this is to thank the offering we received for the repair of the vehicle we use to transport us to the mission. Said offering was very helpful, the vehicle was left in favorable conditions to continue carrying out the work. We were able to repair each of the houses that were specified in the application.

We really did not know how we were going to repair it, but thank God, He placed his grace towards us, before you and moved your generous hearts to mercy, to be able to offer for this purpose, may the Lord be adding to them according to his grace.
Attached we send some photographs as evidence that the resource was used appropriately and for the purpose for which it was sent.​