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    Turning Silent Tears into Sunny Smiles

    May 21, 2013 - When Veronika was brought to Father´s House last September, the disheveled little girl was malnourished and barely uttered a word. Her developmental skills were on the level of a two-year-old. She didn´t even know how to dress herself.

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    Breaking Free

    May 20, 2013 - Trapped for centuries at the bottom of an oppressive Hindu caste system, Dalits–those who have been broken, ground down by those above them in a deliberate way–are dreaming, hoping, writing, singing and working to rise above their burdensome social position of poverty and prejudice–and make justice a reality.

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    Heated Dispute Burns Path for the Gospel in Chile

    May 16, 2013 - While fires blaze in the heated ongoing dispute over land between the Chilean government and the Mapuche Indian tribe, a slow, steady flame is burning in the hearts of Mapuches who are turning to the Lord for their sustenance amidst unbearable poverty and discrimination.

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    Risking All to Remain in Egypt

    May 08, 2013 - The sounds of firing guns and the accompanying shouts and screams have become commonplace background noise for the Christian Aid-supported ministry leader and his wife.

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    The Great Escape

    May 07, 2013 - Persecuted Christians are not the only North Koreans who risk their lives to attempt escape into neighboring China. Scarcity of food, low wages, and skyrocketing prices propel people from all levels of society to seek a better life for themselves and their children. Some of the fortunate ones are finding help and hope through a ministry assisted by Christian Aid Mission.

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    Opening Doors to Women´s Ministry in Kosovo

    May 01, 2013 - Cultural strongholds have stymied the gospel and created a spirit of oppression for women living in Muslim-dominated Kosovo. Seeing their brokenness, a pastor´s wife has launched an outreach to deliver encouragement and the healing power of God´s Word into their homes.

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by Dr. Bob Finley

"Indigenous missionaries do 90% of pioneer missions work being done in the world today... with less than 10% of total funds given for missions work."

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Welcome to Christian Aid Mission USA

CHRISTIAN AID sends financial support to over 800 indigenous ministries that deploy at least 80,000 native missionaries who are taking the gospel of Christ to more than 3000 tribes and nations, especially in places where American missionaries are no longer allowed to go. These ministries work:

  • in lands of great poverty
  • where Christians are a persecuted minority
  • to plant churches among unreached people

They operate Bible institutes and missionary training centers where thousands of Christian workers are being trained for missionary service. They also spread the gospel through crusades, radio and TV broadcasting, literature distribution, Bible translation, and by providing care for needy children, the disabled, the elderly, and victims of diseases and disasters.

Contributions by God's people to Christian Aid help to make these ministries possible.

Prayerline Online

SRI LANKA. When Abraham, the leader of a Sri Lankan ministry, realized that the subject of Christianity is rarely taught in government schools, he met with one of the school principals from the Central Province. During their conversation, it was finally agreed upon that a Christian teacher would be permitted in the school if ...