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Ethiopia and Moldova Mega City Media Campaigns
Preparations for the Moldova evangelism campaign are underway. Moldova was part of the Soviet Union before its collapse in 1991. Today, independent Moldova finds itself in Russia’s sights both politically and militarily. The country is preparing for a rare and time-sensitive nationwide media campaign. The Moldovan pastors’ conference, recently led by EU parliament member Valeriu…
Read MoreIsrael’s 78th Year: Now is the Time for Prayer
Israel is marking 78 years of independence during one of the most difficult periods in its modern history, amid war, terrorism, rising antisemitism, and deep uncertainty. On May 14, 1948, the State of Israel was reborn after nearly two thousand years of diaspora. For Christians around the world, the rebirth of Israel was not merely…
Read MoreMajor Evangelistic Thrust in Moldova to Come This Fall
At the end of March, GCMM received an invitation to travel to ChiÈ™inău, the capital of Moldova. God willing, a brief visit to Moldova will take place in the next month or two to begin preliminary preparations for a nationwide media campaign. Moldova is a small country with a population of four million. It borders…
Read MoreEvangelistic Trauma Book Reaches Ukrainians in the Midst of War
This year, millions of Ukrainians celebrated Easter sombrely, in effect, experiencing life in the shadow of the Good Friday sufferings. PTSD has left millions bearing deep wounds in their souls. According to the World Health Organization, most Ukrainians are suffering from war-related trauma. Symptoms include grief, anxiety, depression, apathy, insomnia, difficulty with concentration, memory lapses,…
Read MoreRussia’s Religious Freedom Is Over
The year was 1991. We were sitting in the Novosibirsk home of Professor Aleksander Link. I was expressing joy over the fact that, after seventy long years of atheism, a new era of freedom had finally arrived in Russia. Soviet State TV Channel One had aired 52 of the best Bible stories as animated films.…
Read MoreEthiopia’s Time Has Come
Ethiopia has a population of 138 million. The largest ethnic groups are the Oromo and the Amhara. Over 40 percent of the population adheres to Coptic Christianity, while more than a third follow Islam. Ethiopia shares its borders with Eritrea and Djibouti to the north, Somalia to the east, Kenya to the south, and Sudan…
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