You’re getting ready to go on a mission trip—but are you preparing spiritually? How do you plan to focus on God during your trip? What will shape your heart before and after your trip?
We’re celebrating something truly special—a brand-new Kuku-speaking church has been planted at the Bethesda Center in Mukono, Uganda! This is more than just a building or a service. It’s a long-awaited answer to prayer and a powerful sign of unity, healing, and hope for the Kuku people.
Not every faith story begins in a church pew or features a public baptism ceremony. Sometimes discipleship looks like a quiet room, with a Bible being read in Dutch, and a devotional being read in English.
Praise God for the launch of five new community groups among Kalumpang-speaking believers. Pray that these gatherings would strengthen faith and deepen understanding of the gospel.
Fourteen-year-old Mina comes from a remote and underserved village where education is rare and basic hygiene is not well understood.
Twelve-year-old Aarav lives in a small village in Bihar, India. His parents work tirelessly—his father as a laborer and his mother as a domestic worker—but even with long hours and heavy loads, it’s never quite enough.
DEVOTIONAL — We received this note from a man who had recently been released from prison: “After 26+ years, I’m finally going home. I deeply appreciate the blessing you have
Ignatius is a Ugandan Christian with a calling to lead his community to faith in Jesus. He lives in a nation where Christianity is very widely practiced, but because of
BHUTAN — Words of Hope’s Bhutan ministry director shares: “Most of the pastors in Bhutan are not trained theologically. They do not even know the basic doctrines of the Bible.
