Sep
4
Here are some recent updates from the various missions efforts that Emmaus is supporting. Please read the summaries below, but we encourage you to follow the links to get a more in depth look at what is taking place.
Owen and Nansi Paun
In August, Owen had the opportunity to visit a church that is evangelizing in a unique area of Europe that contains a people group that are muslim converts dating back to the Ottoman Empire. During this visit he was able to take part in an art workshop held at a public school for children to paint and draw things related to biblical events. Owen gives an interesting history of this area as well as posts many pictures. Please take the time to read his post in more detail: http://mydailytestimony.com/ministry-to-muslims-in-kardzhali/
Also, consider signing up for Owen and Nansi’s personal email list so you can receive live updates from their mission field.
Heart Cry Missionary Society
Some of you may know that India and Nepal are special places to me, so I was drawn to this post by a Nepali evangelist, Sannu. I was particularly drawn to his title of the post, “Eating Meat and Witch Doctors”. Sannu made one of his regular visits to a Hindu believer to discuss God and Christianity. He was questioned as to why Christians think it’s okay to eat meat. Please take the time to read his full post to find out his response to that question as well as why he wrote about a witch doctor: http://www.heartcrymissionary.com/asia-blog/post/eating-meat-and-witch-doctors–nepal-
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Posted by Janna Thezier
Jul
3
Here are some recent updates from the various missions efforts that Emmaus is supporting. Please read the summaries below, but we encourage you to follow the links to get a more in depth look at what is taking place.
Owen and Nansi Paun
Owen Paun recently attended a church planting learning community hosted by the Bible League of Bulgaria. In his blog post he says, “Some of the highlights were learning about ways that these communities are facing significant resistance from local churches and pastors, who the typical church planter is and the struggles they face, and also how different countries are reproducing some successes from other fields.” You can read the full blogpost as well as watch a video made by Owen describing his experience: http://mydailytestimony.com/balkan-church-planting-learning-community/
Also, if you’d like to “take a walk through the neighborhood” of the Paun family, Owen has put together some pictures that you can view on his website: http://mydailytestimony.com/a-walk-through-our-neighborhood-in-sofia-bulgaria/
Heart Cry Missionary Society
Heart Cry is providing support to indigenous missionaries throughout the world through finances, theological training, Scripture and literature distribution, and the supply of any tool necessary to facilitate the completion of the Great Commission.
A recent update from Heart Cry highlights a church planter and evangelist, Nathanael Armisen, who pastors a newly planted Evangelical-Reformed Baptist Church in Wetzlar, Germany. To read the full testimony of Nathanael, as well as read updates from missionaries and ministers from around the world, please visit the Heart Cry website: http://www.heartcrymissionary.com/mission-updates
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Posted by Janna Thezier
May
3
Here are some recent updates from the various missions efforts that Emmaus is supporting. Please read the summaries below, but we encourage you to follow the links to get a more in depth look at what is taking place.
Owen and Nansi Paun
Public aggression and violence are common in Bulgaria due to the ineffective justice system. Owen and Nansi were recently involved in one of these incidences where they felt threatened. Please pray for their safety as well as for reform in the justice system. Also, continue to pray for their ministry as they seek to evangelize in Sofia: http://mydailytestimony.com
The Pauns are still requesting prayer for their new internship program. They are looking for recent high school or college grads who will serve with them in Sofia from October 2016 – June 2017. Please visit the following link for more details: http://mydailytestimony.com/ministry-internship-in-bulgaria/
Heart Cry Missionary Society
Heart Cry is providing support to indigenous missionaries throughout the world through finances, theological training, Scripture and literature distribution, and the supply of any tool necessary to facilitate the completion of the Great Commission.
A recent update from Heart Cry highlights a missionary from Nepal. He writes about evangelism among the Buddhist people and how some of his personal relatives have turned to Christ and started going to church. Pray that these people can stand firm in their new faith as they are experiencing the pressures of their society. Please visit the Heart Cry website to read more updates from around the world: http://www.heartcrymissionary.com/mission-updates
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Posted by Janna Thezier
Apr
3
Here are some recent updates from the various missions efforts that Emmaus is supporting. Please read the summaries below, but we encourage you to follow the links to get a more in depth look at what is taking place.
Owen and Nansi Paun
Owen and Nansi recently started hosting a game night held in the downtown hostel of their city. It is an evangelistic outreach that includes a time set aside to discuss a spiritual topic. Please pray for this new outreach ministry and read more about it on their website: http://mydailytestimony.com
The Pauns have also requested prayer for their new internship program. They are looking for recent high school or college grads who will serve with them in Sofia from October 2016 – June 2017. Please visit the following link for more details: http://mydailytestimony.com/ministry-internship-in-bulgaria/
Heart Cry Missionary Society
Heart Cry is providing support to indigenous missionaries throughout the world through finances, theological training, Scripture and literature distribution, and the supply of any tool necessary to facilitate the completion of the Great Commission.
One of the recent posts on the Heart Cry website is a prayer request for the aftermath of the recent terrorist attack in Belgium, as one of their believers was killed at the Brussels Airport. Pray that this tragedy might be used to the furtherance of the gospel. Please visit the Heart Cry website to read more updates from around the world: http://www.heartcrymissionary.com/mission-updates
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Posted by Janna Thezier
Mar
6
Here are some recent updates from the various missions efforts that Emmaus is supporting. Please read the summaries below, but we encourage you to follow the links to get a more in depth look at what is taking place.
Owen and Nansi Paun
This missionary family recently was moved from their ministry in Russia due to difficult visa laws, relocating them to Sofia, Bulgaria. After spending some time studying the spiritual situation in Sofia, the Pauns recently decided to start a home fellowship weekly to reach out to people who have stepped away from the church. Many of these families in Sofia became Christians directly after the fall of communism, but over time left the church. To read more about their home fellowship please visit their website: http://mydailytestimony.com/bulgarian-bible-study-and-book-translation/
Heart Cry Missionary Society
Heart Cry is providing support to indigenous missionaries throughout the world through finances, theological training, Scripture and literature distribution, and the supply of any tool necessary to facilitate the completion of the Great Commission.
One of the recent posts on the Heart Cry website highlights a pastors’ conference held in the Middle East. The conference included all missionaries from that country supported by Heart Cry. The goal of the conference was to encourage the pastors and to teach on topics of Biblical theology. To read more about what’s taking place in the Middle East as well as many other areas of the world please visit the Heart Cry website: http://www.heartcrymissionary.com/middle-east-blog/post/salam-church-m-east-pastors-conference
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