Slavic Gospel Association: 70 years young…
Mark Foster
Date posted: 1 Oct 2019
Next year, Slavic Gospel Association [UK] will celebrate its 70th birthday. In 1950, Peter Deyneka, the founder of the mission in the USA some 13 years earlier, visited churches in the south of England. Believers caught the vision for reaching Slavic peoples for Christ and the UK branch of SGA was formed in that year.
The initially small efforts to bring encouragement and help to Eastern European people displaced by the Second World War and living in camps in England, Germany and Austria, quickly blossomed. It then burgeoned into a ministry which took Christians through the Iron Curtain, and into situations where the churches were severely persecuted for their faithfulness to Christ and the gospel.
Bahamas: on the front line
CBN news
Date posted: 1 Oct 2019
North Carolina-based global humanitarian organisation Operation Blessing sent a relief team on 4 September to Nassau, Bahamas, to bring emergency aid after Hurricane Dorian’s devastation.
Dorian ripped through the Bahamas destroying or severely damaging over 13,000 homes. The death toll is still unknown.
Somalia: wife divorced after husband finds Bible
Morning Star News
Date posted: 1 Oct 2019
A woman was divorced by her Muslim hus-band after he discovered she owned a Bible, it was reported in August.
The husband of the 32-year-old mother of two children discovered that his wife was a Christian and owned a Bible. He demanded that she reveal who had given it to her.