Stories of Transformation through Christ!
More than one million villages still have not heard the Gospel. You can help us reach as many as possible. People, just like these, are waiting to be transformed by Christ.
Every village that is reached results in amazing stories of transformation through the power of Jesus Christ. These are real stories of real people.
Life can fall apart in an instant. Just ask Wasita of Thailand.
“One day, I suddenly collapsed,” Wasita recalls. “A blood vessel in my brain had ruptured. In a split second, my world went black. When I woke up, I couldn't move my right arm, my right hand, my right leg. Even my mouth was frozen shut. I went from being a person who lived a normal life to a person who couldn't speak, couldn't walk, and couldn't even summon the strength to smile at myself in the mirror.”
Every day was filled with silence. Wasita lay motionless on her bed day after day, waiting for her time to die. One question...
“You have brought Good News from God.”
What better affirmation of God’s calling can we imagine than to hear a Buddhist say these words? What better way to bring restoration into a life and a village?
Reach A Village needs your help in making sure more people in our world hear the Good News. We must continue to equip and empower believers worldwide to reach the people in their countries with the Gospel. That is God’s assignment for Reach A Village. And for you.
One generous donor has offered a $75,000 match campaign* for giving to this "Reached and Redeemed" campaign. This is an...
Georgiy* is nine years old and lives in the war-torn country of Ukraine. Although his parents aren’t followers of Jesus, they are doing their best to raise him with respect for adults. “Our son seemed more interested in his friends and their opinions and desires,” Georgiy’s mother says. “Watching cartoons and playing computer games were more important to him than anything else.”
Conflict increased in their family home because of Georgiy’s rebelliousness. He began ignoring his parents and choosing to misbehave. “I knew what I was doing wasn’t right,” he says. “But I didn’t know how to...
“My life hasn’t been easy,” says Suk Maitri from Thailand. “I’m just an ordinary woman who has had to work hard to support my family. I have taken on many responsibilities since I was young. And that hasn’t changed to this day.”
For the past several years, Maitri has been deeply worried about her finances. Her endless expenses — food, electricity, medicine, transportation — weigh heavily on her. “Some months, I barely have enough to get by,” she says. “Sometimes, I’ve had to borrow money or cut out essentials. I’ve spent many nights sitting alone and wondering how I will keep going. The...
