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More Baptisms, the Fruit of Persecution
On behalf of the disciple-making movement in North India, Ethan* and Nicole* report: “We’ve shared much with you about the persecution faced by the churches in India. Our last report was especially...
What Can I Do v. What Needs to Be Done
Chad and Tia have spent 13 years serving among unreached people groups in Asia. What follows is an important perspective shift they’ve made on being the most useful servants for Jesus among the...
Praying Through 12 Common Characteristics of Disciple-Making Movements
by Robin Smith Our family spent 10 busy but unfruitful years on the mission field. Then in 2011, we attended disciple making trainings sponsored by our agency. The trainings changed our paradigms,...
Remember Gia, the Determined New Disciple?
Gia* knocked on Samir’s* door. “I am Gia, a cousin of Bahar.* I am a village chief of Azville,* and now I am a disciple of Jesus. I believe that our Father is the Father of unity, not disunity. I...
Lean into Chaos—It’s Often Where God Is Greatly at Work
by C. Anderson We opened our email and read the notice. The American Consulate in India was advising all American citizens to leave the country. Threat levels were high, as the conflict between...
Where Two Kingdoms Collide
Persecution has been a common trial for many, if not most, of the movement churches in north India for the past ten years, but it has significantly increased these last three months. Ethan* and...





