One of our Nepali producers has written to inform us that terrible flooding and landslides in Nepal, northern India, and Bangladesh have already led to the death of almost 250 people. Millions more have been displaced from their homes at this time. In Nepal alone, over 100 people have died, and hundreds of villages have been affected. Many feel that the Nepali government has not responded with the necessary urgency to this disaster. Please join us in prayer for everyone …
In the Wake of the Egyptian Bombings
In the shock wave of last Sunday’s bombings in Egyptian Coptic Churches, I find myself wondering where this world is headed. What is God up to? How could these things happen? When will the suffering end? I am reflecting again on the scene of Palm Sunday as described in the Gospels. That day, the crowds celebrated a man they hoped would change their world—bring an end to Roman rule, establish himself as the new king, begin the years of Jubilee. …
Introducing New President Rev. Jon Opgenorth
Words of Hope is excited to introduce Rev. Jonathan Opgenorth as the ministry’s next President. Rev. Opgenorth succeeds Rev. David Bast as President. “I am confident that God has called Jon to this role,” says Rev. Bast. “I am excited to see how God will use him to lead Words of Hope in new and wonderful ways to advance God’s kingdom and build Christ’s church in the world’s hard places.” Rev. Opgenorth comes to Words of Hope from Orange City, …
Finding Joy in Christ
A Nepali man born blind finds new hope and purpose through listening to Christian radio about God’s plan for his life. Tired of Life Sadar was born blind. In developing countries, blindness can be an especially devastating impairment, since less resources and opportunities may be available for those who are differently-abled. Born into a Hindu family, Sadar was not familiar with Christianity growing up. He moved to India for a time, in search of new opportunities, but about a year …
Peace on the Horizon
After more than two years of civil war, the country of South Sudan is finally emerging from the rubble. Much to Rebuild The civil war that has ravaged the new country of South Sudan during the past two years has left deep gashes that only the grace of God can fully heal. Tens of thousands of South Sudanese have killed one another during this time, and more than two million individuals have been displaced from their homes. Many of them …
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