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Victory International School in Myanmar is thankful that summer classes are going well. “Students are enjoying their life back on the school campus for a few hours each day,” says Victor Vula, principal of the school.

Dr. Ishak Ahmed of Silchar, Assam, India, died March 26. He was one of the leaders who helped form the Biblical Baptist Partnership International.

Andhra Pradesh, India, is dealing with the effects of a cyclone that began Wednesday.  

In Liberia, K. C. Brown Nursery and Primary School plans to expand its education to junior high school students as the Lord provides. 

A church plant in Congo is thankful for a grant that helped the church purchase benches.

Prasad Sakile, a pastor with the New Life Regular Baptist Society of Andhra Pradesh, India, asks prayer for a minister in his church after an incident of persecution.

Joshua Masaba, president of the Eastern Uganda Baptist Association, is thankful for a financial grant from Regular Baptist International that will meet the needs of orphans.

Pastors and their wives in India attended a seminar led by Prasad Sakile, a pastor with the New Life Regular Baptist Society of Andhra Pradesh. 

In Tanzania, Pastor Naftali Ojwando is thankful for a fruitful Easter service at his church. 

A storm in the village of Kati-Lomnava in Togo has damaged a church that the Association of Biblical Baptist Churches of Togo finished building in January.

Lisa Center Orphanage in Goma, Congo, is thankful for a financial grant provided by Regular Baptist International.

In Togo, the Association of Biblical Baptist Churches planted two churches in January and February.

A ministry in Kenya asks people to pray for the provision of orphans’ needs, including educational needs.

In Tanzania, Pastor Naftali Ojwando traveled to the town of Nyasaka to visit a church that is part of the Holy Baptist Independent Churches of Africa, which he leads.

The impact from a cyclone in Malawi is getting worse, says Francis Chipukunya

Fighting is still going on in many parts of Myanmar. Pray that the conflict will end soon, says Victor Vula.

Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has greatly escalated, resulting in the kidnapping or killing of civilians.

In the Chikwawa district of Malawi, 477 students have been unable to attend a local primary school following tropical storm Ana.

In India, 65 people were baptized in a worship service that took place over several days,

Southern Malawi is still experiencing the effects of flooding that began Jan. 24 following a tropical storm.

Wars in the Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have displaced many people, including members of a church.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Community of Baptist Churches of Central Africa is building two churches.

“Our government is not yet improving,” says Mang Cin Pau of Myanmar, a country that’s under martial law.

A church in India baptized 17 people in a worship service on Christmas Day.

The population of Rugari in eastern Congo was threatened Jan. 26, making life more difficult for residents.

Flash flooding hit the southern part of Malawi Jan. 24 following a tropical storm.

“We praise God for His guidance throughout this calendar year,” says Victor Vula of Myanmar.

Food security is a concern for the Village of Hope Academy in Monrovia, Liberia.

A church in Congo held a baptism service on Christmas Eve.

Joseph Akakpo ministers with the Association des Eglises Baptistes Bibliques du Togo. He sends the following ministry report. In 2021, the Lord blessed us enormously …

Alipur Baptist Church in India will dedicate its new church building to the Lord Dec. 19.

Crossroads Baptist Church in Ghana is celebrating one year of meeting in its own building.

A pastor in India is “overwhelmed with joy” to have helped fellow pastors.

Bible-teaching churches in India regularly face persecution from the government, says Pastor Prasad Sakile.

“COVID-19 has caused great harm to our nation,” says Joshua Masaba, president of the Eastern Uganda Baptist Association.

A ministry in Myanmar is finding joy amid chaos.

In Manipur, India, Helping Hand Children’s Home is caring for 15 orphans. The orphanage is a ministry of Berean Baptist Ministries in Manipur.

Jesse Quapourlee, a pastor in Liberia, died Oct. 12.

In Tanzania, Pastor Naftali Ojwando held a worship service with three churches combined.

“We are so glad to now meet in our completed place of worship,” says Josiah Kennedy of Accra, Ghana.

Beginning in November, schools in Liberia will reopen, reports James Burnette, director of the Children’s Assistance Friendship Foundation.

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

“Once again we are facing floods due to heavy rains,” says Prasad Sakile, a pastor with the New Life Regular Baptist Society in Andhra Pradesh, India.

David Chhetri of Manipur, India, preached in a village that he calls “a slum area” for two days.

Josiah Abedu-Kennedy has been constructing Crossroads Baptist Church in Dodowa, Ghana.

Prédestin Hérard of Haiti is thankful for a financial grant from Regular Baptist International.

Devasahayam Chatla of Andhra Pradesh, India, died Sept. 12. He had ministered with Baptist India Ministries since the early 1980s.

Joseph Akakpo ministers with the Association des Eglises Baptistes Bibliques du Togo. He sends the following ministry report. Youth seminars continue in the Djidjole, Danyi …

Victor Vula is director and principal of Victory International School in Myanmar and leads Victory Community Chapel. He sends the following ministry update. Our first quarter …

Good News Bible College and Seminary in Secunderabad, India, completed its Third Annual Good News 360 Church Leaders Conference.

An association of churches in India hosted a motivational program for Sunday School teachers.

Going Home Africa Ministries started Bethany Children’s Home, a nonresidential after-school learning center in Mzengezi.

A fellowship of churches in India is sharing the gospel and constructing a new church in India.

“We continue to rejoice with the provision for our own worship place for our church,” says Josiah Abedu-Kennedy of Ghana.

“Greetings from Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo,” says Pastor Ndiho Pascal.

After an earthquake hit Haiti Aug. 14, the nation is in “distress and anguish,” says Prédestin Hérard.

Closings in India are affecting an orphanage in Manipur.

“At last our people have a place to sit and listen to God’s Word.”

Going Home Africa Ministries of Malawi has started a children’s ministry.

Prasad Sakile is a pastor with the New Life Regular Baptist Society in Andhra Pradesh, India. He sends the following ministry update. In December our …

This spring, Regular Baptist International gave a financial grant to Pastor Maboko Fidele, director of Lisa Center Orphanage in Goma, Congo.

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.

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.

To comply with COVID-19 regulations in Kenya, Pastor Thomas Ooga says his congregation will need to either build a new church or buy a bigger tent to meet in.

A Bible college and seminary in Assam, India, is training not only students but also local pastors and upcoming leaders.

A church in Ghana will be able to start constructing a building, thanks to the generosity of a donor.

As churches in the Congo plan to reopen, their leaders are equipping the buildings to meet sanitary requirements.

Pastor Joshua Masaba of Uganda thanks Regular Baptist International donors for their generous giving and says financial help is still needed for an orphanage.

Pastor John Nascimento prays that the president-elect in Guyana will not make missionary work more difficult.

“The coronavirus is very extreme here in India,” says Dr. Chatla Devasahayam of South India.

“It is fascinating to see how the Lord is working among us,” says Dr. Christian Wei of China.

An association of churches in India faces flooding along with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Calvary Baptist Church in Monrovia, Liberia, resumed services on June 21, adhering to social distancing.

An association of churches in Ghana thanks Regular Baptist International for helping to provide COVID-19 relief packages.

The Jesus film has been a very effective tool to share the gospel in many countries of Africa.

A ministry that partners with Regular Baptist International sends a plea for prayer after a tragedy. The name of the ministry is being withheld due to persecution.

In Myanmar, missionaries are helping the Uppu people learn how to read and write.

An association of churches in Congo is distributing masks so residents can attend church in small groups.

Construction of a Bible school in Liberia has come to a standstill due to a lack of funds.

“I am writing this email with a thankful heart,” says Pastor Mwema Bertin, president of the Community of Evangelical Baptist Churches of Congo.

With restrictions in Ghana affecting where churches may gather, one congregation is praying for funding to construct a permanent church building.

A pastor in India needs to replace his small scooter with a larger motorcycle so he can travel safely in the rainy season.

Churches in India with sufficient space reopened June 14 after three months of the country being on lockdown.

Pastor Chatla Devasahayam in South India requests help purchasing hearing aids.

“Praise the Lord and thanks to God for the chance to see life in ministry,” says Joseph Ayoo Naftali of Tanzania.

An association of churches in Congo thanks Regular Baptist International for sending Bibles, enabling church members to read the Word of God at home.

Help us raise an additional $5,000 as we continue to support our partnering associations who are in dire need of food. Donate to International Emergency Relief.

An association of churches in Ghana thanks Regular Baptist International for its assistance in a COVID-19 pandemic relief project.

A church planter in India shares how God has worked in a family’s life through a church’s distribution of food.

Joshua Masaba, president of Eastern Uganda Baptist Association, expresses his heartfelt appreciation for Regular Baptist International’s financial support that will give food to disadvantaged people of his community.

Amid coronavirus restrictions in India, Pastor Prasad Sakile says that many of his fellow pastors “are suffering with hunger.”

The Children’s Assistance Friendship Foundation in Monrovia, Liberia, has begun an agricultural project that will help underwrite the cost of Christian education.

Like many countries, India is under lockdown to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. So when people can’t work, they can’t purchase food.

Manila Baptist Church in the Philippines is grieving the loss of its beloved pastor, Arleen Fidel, who died March 29.

In India, six churches are being built with the Indian Christian Bethel Baptist Gospel Fellowship.

“China has hired thousands and thousands of internet policemen, or an internet army, to monitor all online activities,” says Eddie Wang of Chinese for Christ International.

While Liberia is on lockdown to eradicate COVID-19, Pastor Jesse Quapourlee is still preaching the gospel on a radio station that reaches 14 of Liberia’s 15 counties.

“The coronavirus scourge that struck our nation early last month has caused great general destruction to our nation,” says Pastor Joshua Masaba of Uganda.

Strong wind and heavy rain in Andhra Pradesh, India, “wiped out everything in the rural villages,” including rice fields and a church roof.

“Our prayers are with you as we all go through this worldwide lockdown,” says Pastor G. Larque Vaye of Monrovia, Liberia.

Ruth Nelson Billa sends her greetings from India, where a lockdown is in place due to COVID-19.

Pastor Mwema Bertin of the Democratic Republic of Congo thanks Regular Baptist International donors for helping the hungry during this challenging time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the past year, Village of Hope Academy in Bong County, Liberia, has been planting rice fields to feed its students.

Arleen Fidel, pastor of Manila Baptist Church in the capital of the Philippines since 1991, died March 29.

“The Lord is so gracious and kind to supply all our needs,” says the president of Hope Now Interior Ministries in South India.

Grandview Christian School in Iowa helped a Christian school in India remain open this school year.

Construction of K.C. Brown Primary School is currently ongoing in Liberia, but funds are needed to complete the building.

A minister in Manipur, India, says he will not feel at ease ministering outside his home until he can build a fence around the orphanage where his family lives.

An association of churches in Africa recently baptized 71 people, including a Muslim couple.

The Fellowship of Baptist Churches in Assam, India, is rebuilding a 70-year-old church.

Two churches in India are thankful for the ministries of their pastors.

An association of churches in Africa is praying for the Lord’s provision of funds to complete construction projects in a Bible institute and five churches.

Churches in Ghana are growing. “Rejoice with us in all that the Lord is doing with us here,” says Josiah Abedu Kennedy.

In Kenya, a church in Kenya baptized young people who had professed Christ as Savior at a youth seminar last April.

In Guyana, South America, ministry leaders are training two men to become pastors.

More than 200 people professed faith in Christ during a conference in Kenya.

Chris Hindal spoke at the Ash Wednesday Conference in Jamaica, an annual event at Havenhill Baptist Church in Kingston.

Christian Way Missions, based in Saipan, has canceled its Christian education training amid the spread of the coronavirus.

A pastor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo sends his thanks for donations that helped his community purchase food after a hailstorm destroyed crops.

The school year is winding down in Bangladesh, as children recently headed home for three weeks of vacation to celebrate Christmas.

Evangelism efforts in Kenya have resulted in many people professing faith in Christ.

In Myanmar, Mang Cin Pau has finished writing a theology book in the Myanmar language.

New Life Regular Baptist Society in Andhra Pradesh, India, provided training for Sunday School teachers.

In Peru, more than two hundred people professed faith in Christ through the evangelistic efforts of Peru Baptist Bible College.

An association in Africa held a conference to strengthen pastors.

A ministry in Liberia is preaching the gospel in one of the country’s predominating Muslim-inhabited counties.

A ministry in India will be sharing the gospel at its Neighborhood Community Christmas Celebration, to be held in two locations.

A ministry in India in thankful for a young girl’s decision to profess Christ as her Savior.

Pastor Raja Sekhar of India has begun using the two churches he planted as teaching sites for Good News Bible College and Seminary.

Beginning in January, Alipur Baptist Church in India will begin renovating its building, which was constructed in 1951 by Baptist Mid-Missions missionaries.

The International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries is changing its name to Biblical Baptist Partnership International.

Pastor Joshua Masaba, president of the Eastern Uganda Baptist Association, thanks donors of Regular Baptist International for enabling three pastors to receive theological training.

Facing new regulations for tourists’ length of stay in Saipan, Christian Way Missions is redeveloping its training workshops for ministry workers.

The church plants and ministries of the Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in Ghana, West Africa, are growing spiritually and numerically.

“Ministering at Crossroads Baptist Fellowship here in East Legon, Ghana, has been a real blessing, though it’s also come with much challenges,” says Josiah Abedu Kennedy.

A ministry in Tamu, Myanmar, celebrated the 30th anniversary of a Christian preschool.

In Malawi, East Africa, the Ntchisi Independent Baptist Association is translating Regular Baptist Press Sunday School curriculum into the local language and is using the …

An association of churches in Congo conducted Ebola education to help people avoid contracting the virus.

An association of churches in Congo hosted a conference for couples in ministry.

The Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches of the Philippines has sent out it first missionaries, who will be serving in Papua New Guinea.

Good News Baptist Assembly in India is preparing for Good News 360, a national conference for church leaders in October 2020.

A pastor in the Congo has been helping construct a church building, but the construction team has run out of funds to build the roof.

New Testament Baptist Church in Monrovia, Liberia, hosted Vacation Bible School for more than 100 students.

The International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries is pleased to announce the acceptance of an association of churches in Myanmar.

A team of five people from Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary conducted ministries in Andhra Pradesh, India.

A ministry offering relief from flooding in India resulted in 23 people professing Christ as Savior.

Pastor B. T. Pousiam is president of Berean Baptist Ministries and Academy in Manipur, India. He sends the following ministry update. Berean Baptist Academy started …

Women and youth in Ghana, West Africa, participated in successful ministry programs.

A church planter in Manipur, India, recently purchased a motorbike, thanks to donations sent to Regular Baptist International.

Revival Baptist Churches of Myanmar shares the needs of its Bible college.

Gigogwe Baptist Church in Rwanda extends its appreciation to Desert Hills Baptist Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico, for its financial assistance to update the church building to meet government codes.

In Secunderabad, India, 43 students recently graduated from Good News Bible College and Seminary.

A ministry leader in Manipur, India, was privileged to share the gospel on Mother’s Day.

Progress continues to be made on construction projects for a church and a Bible college in Liberia.

Believers in Nepal love the Lord and are thirsty for the Word of God, says a pastor in Nepal in his ministry update.

An Easter conference in Liberia brought together 300 people from 30 Baptist churches.

Chris and Deb Hindal finished up their two-week ministry trip to Peru in the capital, Lima.

Cusco, Peru, nearing half a million people, is situated in the mountain valley at 11,000 feet above sea level. The air is dry and clear. …

Chris and Deb Hindal arrived in the mountain region of South Peru on Monday, May 22.

Chris and Deb Hindal are visiting pastors and wives, churches, and seminary students and leaders in Peru.

A church planter in India needs a motorbike for traveling to ministries.

Joshua Masaba, president of Eastern Uganda Baptist Association, thanks donors for financial assistance to relieve the Kayango community from famine.

Bible training in Haiti is enabling new pastors to preach doctrinally sound sermons.

An annual Bible camp at a church in Myanmar taught people about the Bible, salvation, and the Baptist faith.

An association of churches in Africa has joined the International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries and recently baptized 50 people.

The Lord is working in Kenya, says Cyrus Wanyonyi of Good Soil Baptist Churches International.

Plan now to attend the international luncheon on Thursday, June 27 during the 2019 GARBC Conference.

In Togo, West Africa, eight pastors were ordained to the gospel ministry.

Pastors and evangelists in India attended an encouraging training session in Binnakandi about sharing the gospel.

A school in Bangladesh hosted a training event for its teachers, providing not only teaching ideas but also spiritual discipleship.

Wesley Chatla is a pastor with the Indian Christian Bethel Baptist Gospel Fellowship in Andhra Pradesh, India, and administrator of the association’s school. He and …

A decade after being planted, a church in Andhra Pradesh, India, is ready to construct a building.

Wordsower International has announced that Bowed Hearts is now operating My Father’s House orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

In China, 16 educators “were baptized in the largest baptistry in the world—the Pacific Ocean,” says Christian Wei.

A church has been planted in Liberia after 100 people professed Christ as Savior during an evangelism endeavor.

Women in Peru attended a retreat organized by the Peru Baptist Bible College and Church Association Feb 20–23.

An association of churches in Manipur, India, rejoices over the addition of another church.

After vetting two Baptist church associations in Congo, the International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries has accepted them into the partnership.

A flood that devastated a region of Myanmar in 2015 recently resulted in the planting of a church.

Protests in Haiti have resulted in an orphanage’s struggle to provide for the children in its care.

An association in India is holding camps to share the gospel with children.

In India, Camp En Gedi is ministering to many people through camps and retreats and expanding its facilities.

Director Chris Hindal safely returned from a fruitful trip to Northeast India, where traveled Jan. 15–29.

Christian Wei of China asks prayer for a leader in the house church movement.

A pastor in Monrovia, Liberia, praises God that the church he has been constructing was recently able to build a roof.

“The Lord tremendously blessed” ministries in Bungoma, Kenya, during 2018, says Pastor Cyrus Wanyonyi of Good Soil Baptist Churches International.

This Christmas, an association of churches in India planned a special holiday celebration for widows and orphans.

Through a two-week evangelism endeavor in Myanmar, the Biblical School of Theology shared the gospel with 2,000 people.

The International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries welcomes two new associations to its partnership.

Christian Wei says “it is a cold winter indeed” in China, as celebrating Christmas has been outlawed there.

A week of events marked the 15th anniversary of New Testament Baptist Church in Liberia, West Africa.

The children in the tribal hills of Bangladesh have no electricity, no running water, no bathrooms, and a limited food supply, but none of these hardships impacts these children’s certain hope in Jesus.

During a ministry in Kenya, nearly 900 people professed Christ as Savior.

Desiring to equip pastors with solid Biblical knowledge, a pastor in India is leading ministry leadership seminars in several countries.

Three Malawi churches recently conducted baptisms, baptizing a total of 36 people.

A minister in Myanmar is working to get Bibles and Christian resources in the language of the Koongsoa people.

A pastor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo plans to plant a church in the village where he recently held a gospel crusade.

At a church service in Indonesia, more than 200 people professed Christ as their Savior.

One thousand people attended a Bible conference in Bangladesh, a country that one pastor calls a “spiritually needy country.”

A church being constructed in Liberia needs prayers and funding to complete its roof.

Construction of a church in Liberia is underway in Liberia, West Africa.

On their recent trip through East Africa, Chris and Deb Hindal learned firsthand that the needs are great for associations partnering with Regular Baptist International.

An association of churches in India is rejoicing over recent baptisms, which included people from areas that have been unreached with the gospel.

Wesley Chatla is a church planter with Indian Christian Bethel Baptist Gospel Fellowship and started Bethel Baptist Church in Andhra Pradesh, India. He sends the …

Bible teachings aired on a radio station have reached thousands of people in Liberia.

Super Typhoon Yutu will arrive in Saipan on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 25. This typhoon has reportedly become the strongest to hit Saipan.

Chris and Deb Hindal arrived in Zambia on Friday evening, Oct. 12. This stop was one of several during the couple’s trip to visit Regular Baptist International partnering associations in East Africa.

In their trip through East Africa, Chris and Deb Hindal were richly blessed by the warmth and commitment of believers in Malawi.

On the next leg of their three-week trip through East Africa, Chris and Deb Hindal stopped in Tanzania.

Churches in Rwanda are facing an unusual and extremely challenging situation, as the government is seeking to upgrade the building structures of churches. Many churches have had to close.

Chris Hindal, director of Regular Baptist International, and his wife, Deb, are currently visiting seven partnering associations in six East African countries.

On a new leg of their three-week trip through East Africa, Chris and Deb Hindal visited an association of churches in Uganda.

Independent Faith Baptist Churches of Kenya, consisting of 28 churches, partners with the International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries. Pastor Thomas Ooga, general secretary for …

Dr. Christian Wei of Christian Way Missions urges believers around the world to pray for Christians in China.

Berean Baptist Academy in India celebrated Teachers’ Day along with the rest of the country.

In northern Myanmar, God is working with preschoolers to save the nation, says Pastor Nang Za Thawn.

A church in Ghana is leading people to Christ, but they need discipleship, the pastor says.

The New Life Regular Baptist Society in South India is helping people in its community recover from devastating flooding.

A church in Myanmar hosted the first Bible conference of the International Conservative Evangelical Fellowship.

Praise God for the good attendance and the children’s enthusiastic response at a Vacation Bible School in Jamaica.

Nine US churches consisting of immigrants from Myanmar are interested in joining the GARBC.

Chris Hindal, director of Regular Baptist International, was privileged to speak at the first Renown International Conference in Cebu City, Philippines.

Many young men and women in India are studying at Bible colleges and theological seminaries.

Many students and adults in Zambia accepted Christ as their Savior after hearing the gospel in school and at a showing of the Jesus Film.

Twenty 12th graders graduated from a Christian school in Liberia—a milestone for this newly established and accredited school.

Training Sunday School teachers and pastors is a strong ministry for the New Life Regular Baptist Society in Andhra Pradesh, India. The training for pastors used the Telugu version of Dr. Paul Jackson’s book The Doctrine and Administration of the Church.

A pastor in Myanmar has finished producing a Chin theological dictionary.

Chris Hindal recently visited Haiti, a nation that he says is experiencing a bump in the road but is a field “white for harvest.”

A Christian academy in Monrovia, Liberia, held its commencement, with the most high school students in the school’s history graduating.

A boot camp in Myanmar focuses on leading people to Christ and discipling Christians.

Construction of a church in Liberia has been slow but is progressing.

Two years after persecution increased in China, Christian Way Missions has resumed training people for ministry.

An evangelism team, with the addition of a new missionary, is sharing the gospel in Liberia, West Africa.

Flood damage in Kenya is an opportunity for believers to show compassion and Christian love.

A pastor in India sends thanks Regular Baptist International for enabling him to purchase a motorcycle, which will make transportation to his ministries easier.

Biblical Baptist Fellowship of Karnataka, India, sends an update about ministry endeavors and current needs.

In Zambia, a young man has turned his life around and now urges fellow youth to accept Christ as their Savior.

Donations to Regular Baptist International have enabled pastors in India to obtain motorbikes.

Ministry endeavors have been exciting so far this year for Pastor G. Larque Vaye of Liberia.

A new church has begun in Ghana, West Africa, and now needs finances to purchase land.

“God is doing some great things” through youth meetings and Bible studies in India, says a pastor in Andhra Pradesh.

A pastor in Africa requests prayer for the meeting of needs in his church and primary school.

A fellowship of churches reports how a medical doctor in India has worked tirelessly to care for underprivileged people.

In Indonesia, God is working among people from Muslim backgrounds, reports the president of an Indonesian ministry.

An association of churches in Malawi has started a new church in Kaphiri Village.

Vibrant youth ministries in Zambia are leading young people to Christ.

An Easter conference in Liberia brought hundreds of attendees and led to 121 professions of faith.