• Provide Gifts to Proclaim Freedom to the Captives with Christian Aid Mission’s Christmas Catalog

  This Christmas you can give a gift that can offer freedom to those living in darkness with Christian Aid Mission's Christmas catalog.

  

• Opposition in India Forces Shift in Evangelism

  The anti-Christian bent of the government that took power in India in 2014 renders the work of indigenous missionaries all the more important, a native ministry leader said.

  

• Refugees from Syria, Iraq Receiving Help, Christmas Hope from Christian Aid Groups

  While Persian Gulf countries have closed their doors to Syrians and Iraqis fleeing war and atrocities of the Islamic State (ISIS), missionaries native to other Middle Eastern states are bracing to help refugees survive winter - and bring Christmas hope.

  

• Paris Attacks Exacerbate Refugee Crisis: 'Let's Not Punish the Victims'

  The Islamic State's Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris have further squeezed indigenous Christian ministries serving refugees in the Middle East, as officials in some European countries have called for shutting their doors to Syrians.

  

• New Constitution in Nepal Bans Converting Others - But Gospel Continues To Spread

  Nepal has quietly enshrined a long-time ban on proselytizing in its new constitution. For an indigenous ministry in Nepal that has long found ways to quietly proclaim Christ as Lord, that means business as usual.