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Eniola lost everything, including her Bible

Eniola lost everything, including her Bible

Did you know that Nigeria is the seventh most dangerous country in the world to be a follower of Christ? Terrorist groups like Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen kidnap and murder anyone in Nigeria they consider to be their enemies — their number one target being...
An expectant mother pays the ultimate price

An expectant mother pays the ultimate price

The massacre lasted for five hours. Esther listened from the makeshift outhouse as she hid behind the door. “Convert or be killed!” shouted Boko Haram militants. Their commands were followed by screams, the popping of machine guns, and the smell of burning flesh and...
Umuoru Usmuode: The village with no water

Umuoru Usmuode: The village with no water

The villagers of Umuoru Usmuode in Nigeria were tired. Each morning, the children of the village would venture out with buckets to walk the long, dangerous road to the nearest water source. By the time they filled their buckets from the dirty, shallow stream two miles...
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