Our partners in Ireland shared about one of many people they have been able to reach through their feeding center in an economically depressed part of Cork.

The church in South East Asia has gathered around one woman in a way that almost certainly saved her life.

World Challenge’s partners in Bangladesh work in one of Dhaka’s small neighborhood communities where almost everyone is considered a lower caste Hindu. The people who live in the neighborhood are mostly poor day laborers making a living by shining shoes, selling cow and goat skins or driving trucks.

God brought new life to a newly converted woman in more ways than one as she asked him to heal her from years of paralysis.

God is reaching refugees from all camps in Turkey through World Challenge’s partners as these families dream of returning home.

“The Kurds are sometimes called the world’s largest nation without its own independent state.” The Economist reported this spring, “Some 30m or [sic] them are scattered mostly across Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey.

Those who have experienced tremendous loss are finding God’s heart of compassion and healing within the church.

World Challenge’s partners, Triumphant Mercy, in Lebanon met Nadira when she passed in front of their window at the new community center. She stopped and chatted with the center’s workers, asking them what they do. She started to share her grief and hopelessness, so they invited her to join their trauma healing group that had just started.

In Lithuania, God is working through the church and his Word to set young people free from the destructive habits that have entrapped them.

God’s compassion for women who have lost homes and husbands is being shown to them through the church.

God is reaching those who lost loved ones during the Guatemalan Civil War through a loving church community.

Another wave of the pandemic has hit Southeast Asia hard, but World Challenge’s partners are using this as an opportunity to bring the gospel to their neighborhoods.

Cambodia and the rest of Southeast Asia has been hard-hit by both medical and political turmoil in the last few months.