Building Progress For the first time since it was started in 2000, Shiloh Bible College in Myanmar is getting its own, permanent location. The building project is underway, and it will soon have all the walls constructed for the four stories. These different floors will be for offices, classrooms, girls’ and boys’ dormitories, and a sanctuary for church services. The next steps will be to complete the electricity, plumbing, doors, windows, and etc. Dr. Andrew Bawi Ceu asks fo

At your local elementary school, how many books are in each classroom? In around 21 Solos schools in Papua New Guinea, there are no textbook readers at all. The children only have what their teachers write by hand on notebooks or on a blackboard to help them learn to read. In fact, in missionary Larry Doyle’s language study/survey in 2021 (pictured above), he found a pretty low and even declining literacy rate among the Solos people. This is a challenge that needs to be addre

Missionaries Gordon and Nancy Snider served at Zaporozhye Bible Seminary in Ukraine from 1996-2011. We continue to periodically support the seminary. Please consider whether you would like to make a donation for relief for Ukrainians affected by war. Mark Mackey, founder of Zaporozhye Bible Seminary in Ukraine, shared a prayer request today. He writes: " Our hearts are distressed this morning. We awoke to discover that the largest airstrike yet on Ukraine took place as we sle

The country of Haiti, and in particular the city of Port-au-Prince, is suffering under the heavy hand of gang rule. The Haitian Prime Minister has stepped down, and there is no permanent government in place. We have three churches in Port-au-Prince--Delmas 6, Delmas 32, and Boston Cite. Unfortunately, Boston Cite which was in an unsafe neighborhood for years, has had to close. Their pastor died 2-3 years ago, and now his son was recently shot and is in the hospital. Delmas 6,

The Honorable Juliana Yvonne O’Connor-Connolly assumed the role of Premier of the Cayman Islands last November, which is the head of government, a position similar to a prime minister. However, to many of our church people in Cayman Brac and Grand Cayman, she is known as Sis. Juliana, a faithful church member and leader who assists with preaching as needed. A list of her accomplishments begins with a teaching career and a law degree. In 1996 she won her first elected position

We are grateful for the continued leadership of Gayle and Micki Woods as pastor in Cayman Brac. Some recent highlights include: Dr. Woods baptized a new convert on the first Sunday in January. The young man, Sebastian Brown, was saved during a Sunday school class at Watering Place. The baptismal service was held at the high school swimming pool, and members from both churches attended. Church members have been challenged to read their Bibles through in 2024. Two members, in