Meanwhile, the Jesus Film Project is a key resource in pointing international students to Christ. International Students is making thousands of copies of the Jesus Video available to students who speak 22 different languages. According to International Students Incorporated 70-percent of the people who send in response cards are coming to Christ. Many of these students are also requesting a Bible in their own language.
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Workers are seeing fruit as they try to reach Muslims around the world with the Gospel. Arab World Ministries reports a number of avenues into the Arab world have been established over the last year. AWM has placed their first workers in Italy, where over a half million Muslims live. AWM Media is working to create a television series for youth as a means of evangelism, as well as assisting in church planting.
Sri Lanka’s government turmoil causes rioting, but doesn’t effect ministry.
International Aid is reporting that a partnership between relief agencies, churches and missionaries continues to give the needy of Nicaragua health and hope. I-A says they’ve seen hundreds of lives changed through the power of compassionate action. So far, six shipments this year, worth over seven million dollars, have been sent to help the hungry and destitute children living in the city dumps. One missionary has used I-A supplies to develop feeding centers and training classes and help area hospitals.
Meanwhile, the people of Haiti are praying for rain and it looks as though they may get it. However, they may not like what comes with it. For Haiti with Love’s Eva DeHart explains why the rain is needed so badly. “The spring that has fed the headquarters for almost 20 years ran dry. So, I was putting out a newsletter to ask everyone to pray for rain. Then, I heard about Debby. That is a little more answer than I had anticipated.” Drought has plagued the country for months. For Haiti with Love is providing for the Haitians physical needs in an effort to share the Gospel with them. DeHart says people need to pray. “We’re hoping that Haiti definitely gets some rain because it’s been too dry for crops. The people just can’t live without water.” DeHart says she’s praying for rain without the wind associated with hurricanes.
