Amid ongoing violence, some Muslims find help … from Christians / Gamboula, Central African Republic – When a death squad came to the mission hospital here a few months ago, its leaders demanded to go inside and massacre all of the Muslim patients. What they didn’t know was, none wereRead More

News reports from the Central African Republic indicate the country has descended into chaos after last spring’s coup. In Gamboula, three miles from the Cameroon border, a cautious calm holds for now. “We don’t want to scare people or make them think we are stupid to remain back,” says Dr.Read More

Five of the missionaries evacuated from Central African Republic March 24 returned for a visit in early May and found hopeful news. “The rebels have indeed wreaked havoc on many parts of CAR,” ReachGlobal’s Kim Cone writes in an email. “However, by God’s grace, thus far, Gamboula has been mostly spared.” TheRead More

It all seemed like some apocalyptic action movie. Society in chaos. Machine-gun-toting bad guys driving a ragtag collection of stolen trucks across the Central African savanna. Chasing … what? A convoy of missionaries headed for the border? That’s what played out on Palm Sunday in the Central African Republic, followingRead More

When God bursts into the room, things tend to get turned on their head. People at Constance Free Church (EFCA) in Andover, Minn., found that out firsthand on Feb. 26. That’s when, in response to a challenge to give $60,000 for Tandala Hospital in northwest Democratic Republic of Congo, the congregation of 1,400 peopleRead More

This is the story of how empty sacks made by people with empty pockets came to America and fulfilled hopes of people on two continents. Like a lot of good ideas, ReachGlobal’s Seat Sack Project began not with a grand plan, but with one of those moments when friendship, needRead More

To understand Isaac’s motivation for reaching people for Christ in northern Sudan, you have to understand the power of grace. And you need to hear about something awful that happened in 1983. Isaac* was 22. His brother, Kabouji, was 33. Their family was Sunni Muslim, as is most of northernRead More