FAITH AMID MOZAMBIQUE’S TURMOIL
By Lauren Sedemeester
For many years, Mozambique has been known for peaceful religious coexistence with Christians, Muslims, and followers of traditional beliefs living side by...
LEBANON’S REFUGEE CRISIS AT BREAKING POINT
By Elvira Hattingh
Lebanon is facing a humanitarian shock that could push the country toward state collapse: the sudden displacement of nearly 700,000 people in...
URGENT PRAYER NEEDED FOR IRAN, MIDDLE EAST
By Isolde Doubell
War has erupted across the Middle East this week after Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, and several top officials were killed in...
From the Director’s Desk: Uncertain Times
From the Director’s Desk – Pieter Potgieter
Uncertain Times
During the past few days, major developments have unfolded in the Middle East. Across the world, war...
A SHIMMER OF HOPE FOR BANGLADESH’S CHRISTIANS
A Shimmer of Hope for Bangladesh’s Christians
By Elvira Hattingh
Christians in Bangladesh are allowing themselves some optimism after years of persecution, following the landmark general...
IS THE SUN RISING FOR CHRISTIANITY IN JAPAN?
By Isolde Doubell
Japan is a country fighting for a comeback. For four decades (1968–2010) it was the world’s second-largest economy after the United States,...
PROJECT: BRIDGING THE GAP
Bridging the Gap: Connecting Vision to Kingdom Impact
Incontext International is launching Project Bridging the Gap, an initiative designed to strengthen relationships between donors, churches,...
SOUTH SUDAN’S GROWING CRISIS
South Sudan’s Jonglay state has been on the brink of war for the past months and more than 280 000 South Sudanese people had...
THE DAY GOD CRIED WITH US
By Elvira Hattingh
As Ukraine continues to stand after more than four years of war — against all odds — believers are learning to look...
