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On the ground in Cuba: Church planters sacrifice everything

On the ground in Cuba: Church planters sacrifice everything

In case you missed it, my dad and I recently spent a few days visiting church planters in Cuba. I’ve been hearing stories from his trips to this island for over 20 years, and now I see why. Cuba is rich in history and unique architecture. In some ways, it looks as if...
How the Gospel transformed a family practicing witchcraft

How the Gospel transformed a family practicing witchcraft

Santeria — a form of modern witchcraft that fuses Catholic practices and African folk beliefs — is prevalent in Cuba. In fact, according to the U.S. State Department, some sources estimate that as many as 80 percent of Cubans practice Santeria. But because of generous...

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...
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