A few insights into God's Word.
Continent: WorldPopulation: 8,231,613,070% Urban: 58.3%Languages: 7,168% Christian: 32.2%% Evangelical: 7.9%Largest Religion: ChristianPeople Groups: 17,275 Pray for the World All across the world there are many different religions, including Christianity as a religion. Included, in many places, is the belief of atheism as a religion. In recent years, there appears to be a resurgence of beliefs... Continue Reading →
“For if you remain completely silent at this time, relief and deliverance will arise for the Jews from another place, but you and your father's house will perish. Yet who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?" Esther 4:14 Getting into a new position happens often for many... Continue Reading →
Continent: EuropeCapital: Amsterdam (administrative capital), The Hague (seat of government)Population: 18,346,819% Urban: 93.7%Population Under 15 yrs: 16%Official Language: Dutch, Frisian, EnglishLanguages: 38Literacy Rate: 98%% Christian: 46.6%% Evangelical: 4.3%Largest Religion: Non-religiousPeople Groups: 102Least Reached People Groups: 24% Unevangelized: 4% Pray For Netherlands The Netherlands has turned its back on God, despite having a history of belief... Continue Reading →
Title: Mrs. MacKenzie's CandleAuthor: Bryan WebbPublisher: Natora PressDate: 2022Pages: 135 Mrs. MacKenzie's Candle Bryan Webb, the author, is a missionary who has spent many years on the field in Oceana/Pacific regions of the world. He felt led by God to write some stories for children from a missionary child's viewpoint. This is his first book... Continue Reading →
Continent: AfricaCapital: BanjulPopulation: 2,822,093% Urban: 65.7%Population Under 15 yrs: 44%Official Language: English Languages: 23Literacy Rate: 56%% Christian: 4.5%% Evangelical: 0.8%Largest Religion: Muslim% Largest Religion: 89.5%People Groups: 29Least Reached People Groups: 14% Unevangelized: 55% Pray for The Gambia The Gambia is a small, narrow nation on the eastern coast of Africa that is predominantly Muslim. Although... Continue Reading →
