Bruce Allen of Forgotten Missionaries International (FMI) discusses recent updates with MNN’s Katey Hearth. The pair touch on three subjects:
- ISIS in Pakistan
- Bangladesh flooding
- Why the Church should care about persecution
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The Europe migrant crisis is topping headlines, as well as this discussion between Jeff Palmer of Baptist Global Response and MNN’s Katey Hearth.
Hit “Play” to hear how local Christians are taking action while governments procrastinate.
Orphan Outreach’s Amy Norton tells MNN’s Reagan Hoezee about Mission Backpack in this interview.
Not only do the pair discuss who’s, what’s, where’s and why’s, but most importantly — how Mission Backpack helps introduce kids to Christ.
Keys for Kids Ministries’ new Executive Director, Greg Yoder, speaks with MNN’s Katey Hearth about future plans for the decades-old children’s ministry.
MNN’s Ruth Kramer speaks with Wendell Rovenstine of Bibles for China about what $5 can do for the spiritual well-being of people in China.
Baptist Global Response Executive Director Jeff Palmer talks with MNN’s Reagan Hoezee about how BGR is maximizing its funds to meet the needs of Nepal’s earthquake victims.
Christian Aid Mission’s Amie Cotton and MNN’s Reagan Hoezee talk about Myanmar flooding updates in this interview, and how local Christians are stepping in to help.
Family Christian employee Bree Rostic talks with MNN’s Katey Hearth about her mission trip to Goshen Valley– a foster care alternative home for boys.
Slavic Gospel Association missionary Bret Laird talks with MNN’s Reagan Hoezee about how SGA is responding to Ukraine’s refugee crisis. SGA partners with the local church to know how to effectively meet both physical and spiritual needs.
Todd Nettleton with Voice of the Martyrs USA talks with MNN’s Reagan Hoezee about three terrorist attacks that occurred in different continents on the same day. Nettleton also discusses the relationship between terrorism and Ramadan, and what the holiday means for Christians in Muslim-majority nations.
