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| | In This Issue: Egypt and Turkey threaten war in Libya | Asian Access overcomes pandemic restrictions, launches new programs | A Bible for the Deaf in Japan | | |
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| |  | Egypt and Turkey threaten war in LibyaLibya (MNN) — Hostilities between Egypt and Turkey have ramped up in recent weeks as the countries vie for oil-rich areas of Libya. Greg Musselman of Voice of the Martyrs Canada explains the situation. “What's happening is you've got the Christians in Libya, who have no religious freedom, and they're always in danger and underground... Read more |
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| |  | Asian Access overcomes pandemic restrictions, launches new programsSouth Asia (MNN) -- So far, 2020 has been a memorable year, to say the least. But Joe Handley of Asian Access says there’s a bright spot emerging from the chaos. Asian Access equips national church leaders to multiply churches and make disciples. They've been planning a digital media initiative in South Asia for several... Read more |
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| |  | A Bible for the Deaf in JapanJapan (MNN) -- Nearly 300,000 Japanese people have no Bible in their heart language. Japanese Sign Language is very different from written and spoken Japanese, but the Bible is currently only available in those written and spoken formats. That makes Christianity feel inaccessible to many Deaf people. For them, Scripture is in a language with... Read more |
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