On 27th December 2015, explosives were thrown into the stove chimney of a Kazakh house church in Mongolia, just days after the local church had celebrated Christmas. Large numbers of people had attended the church’s Christmas services and local Christians
Read moreLack of child protection laws means abandoned and orphaned children in Mongolia rely heavenly on the care of strangers. NGO’s are their safety net.
Read moreDespite rapid economic growth, Mongolia is facing a new crisis among the urban poor. With rapid urbanisation, but poor use of resources by the government, the poor are being marginalised in their society.
Read moreChristianity in Mongolia is a reality. God is building his church and bearing witness to his name. Pray for Mongolia.
Read moreNomadic people in Mongolia are being given the opportunity to follow Jesus because seminary students in Mongolia are being encouraged and equipped to reach out to them.
Read moreThe Church in Mongolia has seen amazing growth in the last 20 years. We praise God for this while praying for the ongoing growth and maturity of that church.
Read moreThe collapse of the old order in Mongolia brought changes for many families that were forced into poverty. This led to a rise in child labour. The government has acted to address issues, but there remains a problem, particularly in
Read moreMongolia is tucked between China and Russia. Claiming to be direct descendants of Genghis Khan, the 2.5 million Khalka people are the largest Mongol group. In the past Khalkas have been firmly opposed to outside influences, but during the last
Read moreMongolia has just finished elections with the return of the President for a second term. In this next step to building the nation let’s not forget to pray.
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