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The Gospel never returns void

The Gospel never returns void

I’ve tried to never take owning a Bible for granted. During my travels over the last 30 years of World Help’s ministry, I’ve witnessed first-hand how rare the Scriptures can be, especially for people living in poverty or persecuted areas. That’s why it’s always so...
Dev was about to end it all … then he received a Bible

Dev was about to end it all … then he received a Bible

I don’t know how people walk through this life without Jesus. When I was battling cancer years ago, I felt angry and hurt. But Jesus took those hard times and used them for good. I just had to be patient and wait to see what He was going to do next. And I did that by...
A formerly devout Hindu receives her first Bible

A formerly devout Hindu receives her first Bible

Pooja used to be a devoted Hindu. She was adamantly against Christianity, but that didn’t keep a local medical team from witnessing to her and sharing their faith with her whenever they got the opportunity. You see, for a long time, Pooja — whose name we’ve changed to...
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