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No ‘us vs. them’: the Gospel’s call in Afghanistan - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Afghanistan (MNN) — Rising tensions in Afghanistan continue to draw global attention, especially amid reports of Taliban abuses. Yet Greg Kelley of Unknown Nations urges believers to view Afghans through the lens of the Great Commission. Afghanistan is a very Islamic culture, Kelley says, but it is also deeply family- and community-oriented. When one person comes to faith, they often share with trusted friends and relatives. As a result, the Gospel spreads and churches are born. “There are a lot
“Indonesia is not defined only by persecution”: The Church's creative growth amid challenges - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Indonesia (MNN) — Indonesia is often associated with stories of persecution, but that is not the whole picture. “Indonesia is not defined only by persecution.” This is the message one of FMI‘s partners in the region wants people to hear, says Patrick Anthony. He explains that alongside areas where Christians face pressure for their faith, there are also faithful churches and thriving ministries serving communities across the country. “There are many faithful churches, vibrant ministries, and bel
India's foreign funding rules leave vulnerable communities without vital support - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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India (MNN) — India’s Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) governs how organizations receive and use donations from outside the country. Ministries and nonprofit organizations that rely on international support must meet strict government requirements before they can legally receive foreign funds. Ruthvik, a partner of Heart Bible, part of OneWay Ministries, says: “So now every ministry or NGO receiving funds from outside India must comply with its requirement.” Over the past decade, India
A "trust but verify" generation looks beyond the screen for truth - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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International (MNN) — People are becoming increasingly skeptical of what they see online, and that shift is opening new doors for the Gospel. Many are growing weary of misinformation, AI-generated videos that look real, and the uncertainty created by conflicts around the world. Denise Godwin with International Media Ministries says, “There’s a longing for authenticity that I think is very interesting.” She adds, “We’ve got quite a mixture of people wanting to be more real, but not being complete
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