Daily Briefing
What the Church is doing, where the Kingdom is advancing, and the stories worth your attention — every day.
Despite mounting pressure, house church networks across Iran have documented over 12,000 baptisms in the past 12 months — a figure that surpasses any single year since the 1979 revolution. Leaders describe a 'quiet earthquake' of spiritual hunger among the young.
What began as a single dorm-room prayer meeting in Nairobi has ignited simultaneous worship gatherings at 40 universities across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
The Bantawa language, spoken by 400,000 people in Eastern Nepal, now has its first full Bible. Translators celebrated with a public reading of John 1 in the village square.
The Diaforentikos-produced short film has crossed $2.1M in limited theatrical release, prompting conversations about a feature-length expansion.
Fifty-three congregations in Lagos and Ogun states have pooled resources to provide shelter, food and medical care to families displaced by seasonal flooding.
A new Barna study finds church plants led by leaders under 30 are retaining first-time visitors at 3x the rate of traditional models. Here's what they're doing differently.
The 1,600-year-old Deir el-Surian monastery has digitized 2,400 manuscripts, making one of the world's oldest Christian libraries freely accessible online.
Over 78,000 people gathered for 12 hours of continuous worship and intercession, making it one of the largest Christian gatherings in South American history.
Radio Khüree broadcasts gospel programming in Mongolian and Kazakh across the steppe, a region where 80% of the population has never met a Christian.