Jonah, a young motorbike taxi driver in a Southeast Asian country, responded to a prompt he saw on a TV channel featuring Jesus Film Project films. When he texted a response center number, he was identified as a potential “person of peace,” which is a concept taken from Luke 10:5-7. A potential person of peace …
For Esther, Coming to Christ Was Not Enough. Why?
From Africa to Asia, from Europe to Australia, and from the Americas to the Middle East, Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ) is coming alongside and helping local church ministries to grow, thrive and multiply. Here's an example: SOUTHEAST ASIA— A staff member with Global Church Movements—the church-planting arm of Cru®—showed the JESUS film to a …
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August Prayer Update
PRAISE: Our new staff team member Dona Stankich, serving in the Orlando Office is fitting into her role as our Fulfillment Administrator. Pray as she continues to learn the many aspects of her job.God continues to provide financially for the ministry, and we have seen some encouraging responses for several projects this summer. PRAYER: Continue to pray …
A Skeptic of Rapid Multiplication Sees God Multiply Generations
Here's a report that shows God at work during the global pandemic. In-person ministry was restricted, so God uses a new way to equip and mobilizing a leader and network, to reach many more people with the gospel. Denpo* was a Buddhist-background believer in Southeast Asia who became a Jesus Film Project® worker and then …
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Man With Evil Spirits Is Confronted With the Power of Christ as Portrayed in the Film JESUS.
Cong* watched the JESUS film in awe. Christ’s power overevil spirits resonated with him. Locals in this restriced nation in Southeast Asia knewCong as the man who cursed or blessed others with evil spirits. He also suffered from a drug addiction. But after Cong saw the scene of Christ casting out demons, hedecided to follow …
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