Katie O'Malley
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As everyday costs climb, gospel workers face choices no budget can solve - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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International (MNN) — Rising fuel prices are forcing gospel workers around the world — and the ministries that support them — to make difficult choices between good things. Patrick Anthony with FMI says inflation has hit their partners especially hard in Kenya, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Türkiye. “They say, ‘Hey, fuel rises today. That means food prices rise tomorrow,’” says Anthony. “Sometimes we may have to make tough decisions. We want to do these two, three things, perhaps, but wow! Because
Yemen’s forgotten crisis deepens, but desperation opens doors for the gospel - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Yemen (MNN) — Southwest Yemen remains a hotspot in the fighting between Yemen’s Saudi-backed government and the Iran-backed Houthis. Last weekend, September 26-27, government forces conducted ground and air strikes against the Houthis. This came after the Houthis gained control of Yemen’s west coast and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait earlier in September 2026. Todd Nettleton with The Voice of the Martyrs USA says that with all the players in this conflict, ultimately, “It’s about influence and control
For leaders serving refugees, biblical truths are the foundation for sustainable ministry - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Middle East North Africa (MNN) — More than 30 Christian leaders in the Middle East, North Africa region and beyond received biblical encouragement this month in a much-needed area: personal sustainability. The MENA Leadership Center connected with men and women serving refugees through its course on “Trauma and Personal Sustainability.” Together, leaders learned to care for others without overlooking their own needs. Rana Fakhouri, the Recruitment and Enrollment Director at the MENA Leadership C
Across borders and war zones, one digital strategy is connecting people with Scripture - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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International (MNN) — The team at Horizons International has discovered the best social media strategy to spread the gospel. That’s a bold statement to unpack. Yet their strategy isn’t meant for building a social media following, but rather for the critical work of putting God’s Word where seekers and Christians can find it and be drawn to Him. “A lot of the people who are working with refugees or working with Muslims or discipling Muslims on the ground, they have some of the best insights about
China’s pressure on Zion Church continues, but persecution has not silenced its faith - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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China (MNN) — In July, Pastor Ezra Jin of Zion Church was unexpectedly released after more than eight months of detention in China. Authorities had arrested Jin and seventeen other Zion Church leaders in October, under charges likely related to the church’s online ministry. The government said they were “illegally using information networks,” according to a report from International Christian Concern. The crackdown gained international attention. Eventually, Pastor Jin’s arrest came up in a May
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