Help Form Biblically Grounded Disciples in China
Native Christian workers receive monthly training to inspire and equip them to explain the Good News. They have set up Bible studies in the homes of various church members who then invite non-Christian relatives and friends to join them, presenting natural opportunities to share the gospel. Visits to widows, the poor and the sick have also brought opportunities to proclaim Christ. “Through our visits and support, some families have come to know the gospel,” the ministry leader said. Workers need donations for such gospel work. Pray that people will become aware of their need for salvation.
Support Workers Leading People to Christ in China
Regional supervisors in 13 areas are establishing Bible classes that are bringing many people closer to the Lord. Utilizing their native ministry’s curriculum, workers have established new classes in seven provinces, bringing the number of groups to more than 800. “One sister is still traveling to train co-workers, conduct classes and accommodate the needs of different churches around the world,” the ministry leader said. A student remarked how he learned to trust the Lord as the course taught him how Daniel submitted to God’s plans. Donations of $60 or $120 are needed for workers to carry out such gospel work and discipleship. Team members request prayer for their personal safety.
Help Bring Gospel Transformation in China
A native ministry’s rehabilitation center welcomed four new residents last year – two alcoholics, a drug abuser and an internet addict in his early 20s who was incessantly playing computer games. Initially he was withdrawn, rude and suffered insomnia, but now he no longer plays computer games, his sleeping disorders have disappeared and his health and manners have improved. “He asks a lot of good questions during morning devotions and is eager to know more about God,” the ministry leader said. Donations are needed for such evangelism needs throughout the region. Pray workers will be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Help Support Workers in China
Native workers providing Bible training and seminars strengthened the faith of Christians and introduced the gospel to others. Mobilizing church members to pass out gospel tracts, workers continued years of kingdom advance.
Enable Gospel Outreach in China
In different areas every month, a native ministry trains 20 new missionaries to proclaim Christ to remote tribal peoples. At the same time, workers from nine ethnic groups have been reaching their own people in rural areas with the gospel.
Help Power Gospel Initiatives in China
Members of churches that had been shut down for various reasons are receiving visits from native Christian workers and are meeting in small groups, where the gospel is shared with visiting friends and neighbors. At the same time, one ministry’s new training center has helped it equip workers to bring the love of Christ to tribal peoples.
Send the Message of Eternal Life in China
Native Christian workers found various ways to encourage church members to share Christ amid the pandemic. Some visited with neighbors while going out for mandatory COVID-19 tests, deepening relationships and following the Holy Spirit’s guidance into discussion of the gospel.
Help Form New Christians in China
A Christian leader impressed by a native ministry’s Bible study materials invited pastors and co-workers to his city, where he taught them how to use the curriculum to lead studies of Scripture in their areas. Overall, the ministry trained 21,400 pastors and group leaders over a six-month period, expanding biblical knowledge and discernment in many areas.
Equip Gospel Workers in China
As pandemic restrictions were lifted and college classes resumed, students who had received food and other assistance from a native ministry’s satellite churches were eager to share Christ’s love; some led summer camps and/or were led to attend the ministry’s Bible school.
Help Sow Gospel Seed in China
A native ministry’s workers led church members to visit unbelievers in their homes, first teaching them how to use the Bible to encourage them. “Such face-to-face fellowship can motivate unbelievers spiritually and strengthen them physically and mentally every week,” the ministry leader said.
