Dida and Margarita (pictured) arrived in a village in Bulgaria to attend a meeting. They were looking for a place to eat lunch, but didn’t find a single open restaurant in the village.
Margarita asked a boy on the street if he knew where they could find something to eat, and he invited them to his aunt's house. His aunt, Angelina, quickly prepared a meal for them. As they talked together, Dida and Margarita told her about Jesus.
Angelina, a Muslim, showed great interest in the Gospel. She invited Dida and Margarita to visit her again that evening and tell her more about God. When they...
Life in Venezuela is difficult by the standards of today’s world. An ongoing socioeconomic and political crisis has caused hyperinflation, starvation, disease and crime. Many believe this is the worst crisis in the country’s history. The United Nations estimates that 94 percent of the people are living in poverty, and 20 percent of the population has already fled the country in this time of hopelessness.
Genesis is one of the Venezuelans who has remained in their homeland. To counteract the rampant despair among her people, she began attending a church. Instead of experiencing joy in the...
Ministry in Ukraine in 2023 is mainly directed toward regular support for those who are living in de-occupied territories and those who are forced to flee their homes due to the war. Many have lost everything they ever had.
Following the occupation of Ukraine by the Russian army, most churches and charitable organizations are trying to help these people start their lives from scratch, in a new place, or to pick up the leftover pieces of their previous lives. Many are joining forces to accomplish more by working together.
In summer 2022, Reach A Village’s ministry partners in Ukraine began...
For Darek, who lives imprisoned in a Polish jail cell, this verse has so much significance: "You did not choose Me, but I chose you and ordained you that you should go and bear fruit, and your fruit should remain…" (John 15:16).
Darek's story begins like this…
"I remember when I was six years old. At that time, we lived in a tiny village near Pila. My father and mother cared for the farm, and my Aunt Jola, who lived with us, cared for me. In the evenings, when it was quiet, I visited my aunt. She read the Holy Bible. I remember asking her, "Is this how you read the Holy Scriptures… I wonder...