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We partner with evangelical churches of all denominations to send workers into communities where Christ is least known. We serve on every inhabited continent in the world and in more than 70 countries. We are united by our desire to share the good news of Jesus with those who are living and dying without Him.
Our workers serve in a huge range of ministries, from church-planting and youth work to theological education and Bible translation; from hospitals and clinics to universities and colleges; from accounting and finance to human resources and administration; from agriculture and relief work to small businesses and friendship evangelism.
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World Cup football kicks off conversations about Jesus
For Tony, sharing Jesus in the Middle East starts with friendship. From watching football on the street to learning Arabic, he is building relationships with young men and trusting God to open doors for deeper conversations about faith.
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Find your place to serve in the glorious diversity of North Africa
When you hear the words ‘North Africa’, what comes to mind?
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What is life like for mission worker kids in North Africa?
Meet Lily and Peter, two children growing up in North Africa. They share what everyday life is like, from school and friendships to faith, family, hobbies and life as children of mission workers.
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Therapist’s skills are doors to hidden hearts in the Middle East
In a region where faith conversations require patience and trust, one Faithful Witness worker is using her skills as an occupational therapist to build relationships with mothers and children. Through simple acts of care, she is opening doors for the hope of Jesus to be seen and heard in the Middle East.
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Prayer
- For God to raise up more workers to serve in the Middle East and North Africa.
- For wisdom as our larger entities seek to connect with our teams in the Middle East and North Africa region and understand more about their needs.
- For those already serving in the Middle East and North Africa, that they would be salt and light in their communities.