In This Issue: Origins of a nativity scene, helping disabled children, and more
- SOUTHEAST ASIA: Christians Share Christmas Story with Nativity Crafters
- TURKEY: Embracing Outcast Children
- CANADA: Yummo Comes Home
- SOUTH AFRICA: Praying for Peace and Healing on the Streets of Manenberg
- An Opportunity for You
Greetings!
This week’s edition of News Briefs features a story about how a village family in Southeast Asia was able to hear the gospel when Christians explained to them what the nativity scenes they were making and selling really meant. This month many Christians around the world take the opportunity to share the story of Christmas with those who may have never heard or understood it.
» Our friends at OM also encourage us to pray for brothers and sisters who remain in prison this Christmas.
» Finally, lift up cross-cultural workers home(sick) for the holidays (A Life Overseas). Thanks.
blessings,
Missions Catalyst
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Missions Catalyst is a free, weekly electronic digest of mission news and resources designed to inspire and equip Christians worldwide for global ministry. Use it to fuel your prayers, find tips and opportunities, and stay in touch with how God is building his kingdom all over the world. Please forward it freely!
Pat Noble has been the “news sleuth” for Missions Catalyst since 2004. In addition to churning out the news, she is working to create a SWARM (Serving World A Regional Mobilizers) in Northern New York using the NorthernChristian.org website. You can connect with her at www.whatsoeverthings.com.