Flooding and another wave of COVID-19 are complicating life in Myanmar, where civil unrest has been prevalent.

The Evangelical Baptist Association of Churches of Haiti urgently needs help securing food, medicine, and other necessities.

Living conditions are difficult for many in Congo following the eruption of a volcano May 22.

While ministering in Togo, Joseph Akakpo aims to meet people’s spiritual and physical needs.

COVID-19 is affecting the well-being of orphans in the 22 orphanages operated by the Eastern Uganda Baptist Association.

Crossroads Baptist Church in Ghana has begun its second phase of construction after receiving a grant from Regular Baptist International.

Amid health uncertainty and civil unrest, Victory International School in Myanmar is preparing for the new school year to begin.

An orphanage in India has started a pig farm as a sustainable resource.

With Myanmar’s political situation not improving and COVID-19 cases increasing, Victory International School in Myanmar will start classes online in July.

Members of Pastor Moboko Fidele’s church in Goma, Congo, are staying in schools and churches in Sake.

As the second wave of COVID-19 continues to overwhelm India, Wesley Chatla has been delivering food to families.

Joseph Akakpo of Togo has been teaching youth about the influence of friends.

Some displaced people from Goma, Congo, are now staying in the city of Sake after a volcano erupted May 22.

The region of India where Prasad Sakile ministers is still in lockdown due to COVID-19.

“It is a great joy to be back to church today once again,” say Mang Cin Pau, pastor of Ambassador Baptist Church, Yangon, Myanmar.

Earthquakes are still occurring after Mount Nyiragongo erupted in Goma, Congo, May 22.

“I and my family we are safe,” says Bertin Mwema, president of the Community of Evangelical Baptist Churches of Congo, after a volcano erupted in Goma May 22.

About 600 homes in 17 villages of Goma, Congo, were destroyed after Mount Nyiragongo erupted the evening of May 22.

Mang Cin Pau, pastor of Ambassador Baptist Church, Yangon, Myanmar, is grateful for a grant from Regular Baptist International.

The second wave of COVID-19 in India has “seriously affected” the region of India where Prasad Sakile ministers.

A grant from Regular Baptist International has enabled a church in Africa to begin renovating.

Churches in the Democratic Republic of the Congo can gather again, reports Bertin Mwema, president of the Community of Evangelical Baptist Churches of Congo.

“By your prayers, the three-day Bible seminar at Gwaltabi Baptist Church is complete,” says David Chhetri of Manipur, India.

Construction of a church in India is nearly complete, reports Pastor Jermi Babu, president of Hope Now Interior Ministries in India.

Youth seminars and revival services in Togo resulted in many people making spiritual decisions.

“Our city, Yangon, has now become a war zone,” says Victor Vula of Myanmar. “Pray for the coup to end.”

Thanks to Regular Baptist International donors, a pastor in Myanmar has completed printing his systematic theology book.

Pastors in India attended a three-day Pastors’ Motivation and Revitalization Camp, learning ministry principles from the book The Doctrine and Administration of the Church.

“Our God is still doing marvelous things in our lives and ministries on the field in Togo, West Africa,” says Joseph Akakpo.

Victor Vula is director and principal of Victory International School in Myanmar and leads Victory Community Chapel, which started in July 2017. Civil unrest continues …

An orphanage in Congo hopes to raise enough funds to refurbish its dormitory for the safety of the 146 orphans.

Joseph Ayoo Naftali of Africa is grateful to have received a shipment of Regular Baptist Press Sunday School curriculum.

Two weeks ago Prasad Sakile was evangelizing door-to-door when people attacked him and his ministry team.

Pastor Safari Munyakazi is president of the Community of Free Baptist Churches in Congo. He sends the following ministry update. I would like to share …

Last week a leader in Myanmar who partners with Regular Baptist International asked for prayer after the military’s takeover of the Myanmar government. As the …

Gore Tamang is a missionary sent to Nepal from the New Testament Baptist Church Association in Manipur, India. He has been constructing a church for …

A leader in Myanmar who partners with Regular Baptist International asks for prayer after the military’s takeover of the government.

“By the grace of God and your prayers, the month of January has been quite a busy time,” says David Chhetri of Manipur, India.

Thomas Yeeson is pastor of Revelation Baptist Church in Lower Margibi County, Liberia. He sends the following ministry update. Thanks for your prayers and financial …

Two more churches have been planted in Tanzania, totaling 10 in the Holy Baptist Independent Churches of Africa.

A pastor in Central Africa reflects on “the challenges, opportunities, and moments of celebration from 2020.”

Ambassador Baptist Church in Yangon, Myanmar, sends its thanks for Regular Baptist Press materials.

Josiah Abedu-Kennedy is vice president of the Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in Accra, Ghana. He sends the following ministry update. We are thanking the …

A ministry leader in Togo is glad to once again visit churches, after those in his region have reopened.

A ministry in Andhra Pradesh, India, conducted a Christmas clothes distribution for cyclone-affected people and baptized 16 individuals.

A youth program in Manipur met in December to praise God for His faithfulness.

Desert Hills Baptist Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has helped an international ministry leader with an important project: building a wall around his house.

“Our eyes are on the Lord for the challenges that come to us,” says an association in Liberia.

Thieves have stolen about 200 feet of recently installed electrical wires from Crossroads Baptist Church in West Africa.

Joshua Masaba, president of the Eastern Uganda Baptist Association, shares an urgent prayer request: the orphans his ministry cares for need food.

Church construction and a leadership meeting marked recent ministry highlights of the Fellowship of Baptist Churches in Assam, India.

New Life Regular Baptist Society in Andhra Pradesh, India, is providing food, medicine, and spiritual guidance after Cyclone Nivar hit the area.

“In spite of the ongoing world pandemic of COVID-19, the Lord had been so faithful to our lives and ministry,” says David Chhetri of Manipur, India.

Wesley Chatla of Andhra Pradesh, India, asks people to pray for his father, Dr. Devasahayam Chatla, who is in the hospital.

“It is always a pleasure to bring our ministry news and prayer update to you,” says Victor Vula of Myanmar.

In the bush of northern Tanzania, Joseph Ayoo Naftali leads eight churches that have been planted through the Holy Baptist Independent Churches of Africa.

“Praise God with us for all His goodness and faithfulness during the past six months lockdown,” says Dr. H. C. Stephen of Manipur, India.

A pastor in Tanzania sends his thanks for Regular Baptist Press Sunday School curriculum.

A mission school in Andhra Pradesh, India, needs funds to continue educating students, says school administrator Wesley Chatla.

New churches are under construction in Mantripalem, Dokiparru, and Choragudi, India, reports Dr. Chatla Devasahayam.

B. T. Pousiam of Manipur, India, requests prayer and financial support for a neighboring church as it constructs a new building.

Pastor Jermi Babu, president of Hope Now Interior Ministries in India, reports on the ministry’s efforts to educate villages on the importance of taking COVID-19 health precautions.

Chris and Deb Hindal departed Jan. 28 for a ministry trip in Australia and Papua New Guinea.

A couple from First Baptist Church, Oxford, Michigan, is committed to teaching students in Ghana, West Africa, the Word of God, primarily through Vacation Bible School.

On Saturday night, Nov. 11, following the All-Partners Conference in Tagaytay City, Philippines, Chris and Deb Hindal flew to Hong Kong to contribute to the Kids4Truth Clubs translation venture.

With Americans concerned about the upcoming elections, Ebola, and the Middle East, the Far East is easily forgotten. Specifically, it is easy not to think about persecuted Christians in Asian nations.

In India, a 15-year-old girl was a member of a Satanic church but trusted Christ as her Savior when she heard the gospel at Vacation Bible School.

Dr. Chatla Devasahayam of South India praises God for a well-attended conference and requests help after a cyclone hit the coastal belt.