Friday, April 1 – Ecuador

Malnourished children from poor, ethnic Chachi families are thankful for the food they receive from local missionaries.

Saturday, April 2 – Kenya

Suffering lack of jobs and natural disasters such as locust invasions and COVID-19, many people are without hope.

Sunday, April 3 – China

A new training center has helped a native ministry to equip local missionaries to bring the love of Christ to minority ethnic groups.

Monday, April 4 – Turkey
Refugees from areas of conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan and countries in Africa cannot find work in the depressed economy, especially as they do not know Turkish. Only a few can get construction jobs, and many women who have lost their husbands arrive anguished about their children’s welfare.

Tuesday, April 5 – India
Amid the pandemic, local missionaries who share the gospel by phone find many people asking for prayer for healing and deliverance. People also come to saving faith by visiting home fellowships.

Wednesday, March 6 – Sri Lanka
The message of eternal life is spreading through personal visits and, during coronavirus lockdowns, by phone and online means. In areas where no lockdowns are in place, local missionaries visit villages and proclaim Christ.

Thusday, April 7 – Burma
A local missionary who nearly died from COVID-19 last year later teamed up with his wife to plant a church, inviting people to study the Bible at his house and seeing 23 people put their faith in Christ.

Friday, April 8 – Greece
Refugees are welcoming the Word of God in Bible studies, one-on-one discussions, and by phone texts and Zoom. When refugees and others put their faith in Christ, workers strengthen their faith in small groups or virtually, with discipleship and leadership training taking place during lockdowns through online technologies.

Saturday, April 9 – North Africa
In an area where the occult is widespread, people from four families living in one house said they were suffering from evil spirits when a fire killed two children.

Sunday April 10 – Jordan
A seminary is preparing a wider variety of Christians for service through expansion of its online instruction as a result of COVID-19, even after it resumed in-class operations following a period of lockdown.

Monday, April 11 – Kyrgyzstan
In a Muslim-majority country where more than 93 percent of the people are unreached, local missionaries share Christ in homes and in other small group settings, and breaking up hard soil for gospel seed involves extensive outreach to young people.

Tuesday, April 12 – India
A police chief was ignorant of God until he received a Bible from a local missionary. His entire household studied Scripture with the worker and put their faith in Christ, and now they regularly attend worship services.

Wednesday, April 13 – Argentina
A single mother of two children got involved with a drug addict and had a child by him. Her boyfriend’s mother and grandmother attended a native ministry’s church, and the 32-year-old mother began attending one of its home Bible studies in her neighborhood.

Thursday, April 14 – China
Local missionaries from nine ethnic groups are reaching their own people with the gospel in remote areas. While the pandemic has paused standard evangelistic outreaches, workers shared the gospel as they brought supplies to the needy in their neighborhoods and to orphans in remote mountain villages.

Friday, April 15 – Africa
As Islamic terrorism spreads in several countries, local missionaries are increasingly pressed to come to the aid of persecuted Christians.

Saturday, April 16 – Lebanon
Families devastated by economic collapse could not contain their joy when they received food boxes from local missionaries; an average of 1,800 such families benefit from them each month.

Sunday, April 17 – Philippines
Growing up in a broken family left a young woman turning to alcohol to drown her anger and grief until an older woman persuaded her to attend a local missionary’s Bible study.

Monday, April 18 – Nigeria
Amid dangers from Islamic terrorists, native missionaries provided 144,000 displaced people in four states with food, clothing and hygiene items over a six-month period, and 1,081 people accepted Bibles.

Tuesday, April 19 – Bangladesh
A local missionary recently had the opportunity to share the Word of God at the dedication of a church building constructed with funds from Christian Aid Mission donors, increasing the knowledge of Christ among people who were then encouraged and inspired to share Him with others.

Wednesday, April 20 – Spain
The Lord touched many hearts as new house churches recently emerged in five areas, and in another town local missionaries also planted a church with its own building.

Thursday, April 21 – Pakistan
Local missionaries in this country with a 96-percent Muslim population had the opportunity to share God’s Word in a new town, and 16 people trusted in Christ as Lord and Savior.

Friday, April 22 – China
Local missionaries share the gospel with university students in an undisclosed city, and then they disciple them and equip them to return to their hometowns and villages to plant churches.

Sunday, April 24 – Peru
Walking more than six hours to reach remote villages with the gospel, a native missionary couple taught the Word of God in Junín Region and led 10 people to faith in Christ.

Monday, April 25 – India
COVID-19 has cut into the ability of tribal people to earn a living, further increasing their poverty. A native ministry provided more than 5,000 poor children with food, education, clothing and shelter in 12 states over a six-month period.

Tuesday, April 26 – Ghana
Youths are coming to the Lord through the sports outreach of a local ministry, including a boy whose parents drove him from their home for his faith in Christ; church planters gave him shelter in their home.

Wednesday, April 27 – Iraq
Many people have lost family members, homes and businesses from prior offensives by the Islamic State (ISIS) and other military conflict, leaving Iraq with the largest number of internally displaced persons in the world.

Thursday, April 28 – Indonesia
A widow who had no source of income often came to a home church for the meals, and over time she was touched by the fellowship, prayer and teaching; the local missionary conducting the services recently led her to faith in Christ and baptized her.

Friday, April 29 – Europe
When more than 4,000 refugee minors from Africa and elsewhere began arriving at a European port, local missionaries helped about 100 of them daily with food, clothes and hygiene items.

Saturday, April 30 – Christian Aid
The ministries you assist work among more than 2,000 ethnic groups that have yet to hear the gospel.