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Missionary Henry C. Ball's efforts to develop indigenous spiritual leaders among Hispanics in the early 1900s helped create a strong Hispanic presence in the U.S. Assemblies of God today.
Raegan Glugosh's ministry efforts in Romania through Hagar Home and addressing the root causes of child abandonment, helped prepare her to lead when millions of traumatized refugees began to pour into Europe.
After completing the translation of the New Testament into the Mesem language in Papua New Guinea, missionaries Neil and Kathy Vanaria are now getting translations of the Bible into the hands of refugees in Europe.
Many Muslim refugees are curious about Jesus; U.S. missionaries David and Sue Hartmann are happy to tell them all about Him.
There were significant language and cultural barriers, but refugees from the Mexican Revolution in Edna, Texas, who became Christians did what white people in the region weren't permitted to do — invite African-Americans to become a part of their church body!
The gifting of a Secure Digital (SD) memory card duplicator helps a couple get the Bible into the hands of refugees and others quickly and in their own language!