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The Cuban people are starving for Bibles.

The Cuban people are starving for Bibles.

But YOU can provide them a Spanish Bible for just $10. The doors to Cuba are open . . . and God is clearly moving there!  But there are just not enough Bibles. Some pastors don’t even own their own Bible. House churches are lucky to have a copy to share, handed from...

From the Field | Cuba’s Only Hope

“If I could describe Cuba in one word, it would be hungry,” said Tony Foglio, World Help’s advisory board chairman. “Cubans are hungry for the Word of God . . . they are hungry to share the Gospel of Christ through the planting of churches, and they are hungry for the...

From the Field | Change on the Horizon for Cuba

“¡Cuba para Cristo!” This is the rallying cry we have heard at nearly every gathering the past few days. It simply means, “Cuba for Christ!” The church truly believes that now is God’s time for Cuba—and after witnessing spiritual renewal spread throughout the country...

Believers Beg for God’s Word in North Korea

Ranked by the World Watch List as the number one country for Christian persecution for 13 years straight, North Korea is the most oppressive regime in the world. Despite tremendous hardship, the body of Christ continues to grow, and like no other time in the past,...

Haiti’s Greatest Need

Last week, I was with a World Help team in Haiti, a nation still recovering from the devastating earthquake of January 2010. This natural disaster has produced some of the most complex and debilitating circumstances for a country already struggling under the weight of...
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