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Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Note: This is the second in a four-part series about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting people around the globe. Read the first post here and check back regularly on our blog to read parts three and four. A number of states across the U.S. are finally seeing...
Cuban pastors get creative to share the Gospel during pandemic

Cuban pastors get creative to share the Gospel during pandemic

Two hours. That’s how long one man in Cuba reported having to stand in line at the store to buy food. And he didn’t come away with a full cart of groceries. He came away with a single package of chicken thighs. Other than sickness, food shortages are among the worst...
Cuban pastors get creative to share the Gospel during pandemic

Cuban Christians finally setting sights on Bibles

A Bible doesn’t do a person any good if he can’t read it. And for many people living in Cuba, struggling to see and read is a daily issue. “Statistically our country is an aged population,” Arturo, a church planter, explained on my recent trip to Cuba. “Many of the...
On the ground in Cuba: Fanning the flames of revival

On the ground in Cuba: Fanning the flames of revival

One of my favorite parts of my job is being able to meet people all around the world. Yesterday, I told you that I recently met with a number of church planters in Cuba. Their ages ranged from young adults to senior citizens, but their mission was the same. They want...
On the ground in Cuba: 13,000 new Christ-followers!

On the ground in Cuba: 13,000 new Christ-followers!

It’s true: Some things just take time. This is especially true for the church in Cuba. After years of much prayer, this island nation is seeing a historic revival take place. Church planters all across Cuba are standing ready, eager to spread God’s Word. I witnessed...
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