AFRICA REGION
Tue 1. Abdul – Nigeria
A few months ago, Shehu gave his life to Jesus Christ. In response, his family, with his wife's help, poisoned his food. They wanted him dead. I prayed that God would save his life, and He did. Today, he is serving God with joy. We have taken him out of the house, so they do not kill him. Mariam and Jamila are two other new believers. They too faced the wrath of their husbands. They were thrown out of their houses when they refused to deny Jesus. On their way out of the village, their husbands sent thugs to kill them, but they could not touch them. The thugs confessed that they saw fire around the women, which prevented them from touching them. Right now, two women are in care, undergoing training and running a small fried yam business. Pray that our Lord may uphold these new believers and protect them from all ills.
Wed 2. Isaac – Kenya
We thank God for the cooperation that exists between the local community and us in social matters. This affords us the grace to share our message wisely. We also thank God for a soldier who converted to Islam in 2023, but who has now returned to church. He confessed he was lost but has returned to faith, pleading with the brethren to receive him as their brother. During his years away from faith, I kept praying that God would restore him and show him, once again, the right direction. Our God is indeed faithful.
Thu 3. Bamatu Project – Congo DR
The BAMATU project also aims to bring vulnerable girls to have an encounter with God every day through prayer and meditation on God’s word. So, we meditate with them daily. The change in life and/or behavior is gradual. We thank the Lord that through meditation and prayer, God’s Spirit has been touching many of them. This is the case, for example, of Martine, one of the four girls who came to faith recently. She had been a headache for the teachers and her colleagues, but today, she is the one who advises others to walk in the right path.
Fri 4. SID – Kenya
I shared the gospel with 3 individuals. Interestingly, in all cases, they initiated the conversation by inviting me to Islam. I gave what I could to a Palestinian national asking for financial assistance. This impressed an elderly Muslim man who told me to embrace Islam since I had shown the kindness "only synonymous with Islam." We had an interesting discussion where I showed them that only in Jesus Christ can one find true salvation unto eternal life. They promised to invite me back when they find a Qur’anic verse which guarantees eternal life if one embraces Islam. That is yet to happen. Pray that these little dialogues will turn them to the Savior.
Sat 5. Chei – Benin
Avagbo Denis was deep in idolatry. He beat the drum during fetish and Voodoo worship and the offering of sacrifice. Thank God for bringing him to faith in Christ after he heard the gospel message we proclaimed. Today, he beats drums for the glory of Jesus.
Sun 6. VAD – Kenya
We thank the Lord for opening the door of ministry in two communities. About 280 people heard the message in the first village and 350 during the Christmas celebration we organized in the other village. Thank God for the 10 people who received the Lord as their Savior. Two of them are being prepared for baptism. Thank God also for the provision of 42 English and Kiswahili Bibles which we gave to Christians in the church, including some MBBs.
Mon 7. Partner – West Asia
The Lord is gradually opening DIA’s eyes to the Truth. In one of our English classes, we looked at the Parable of the Pearl Merchant together. We continued this discussion for about two weeks, after which she realized that God is the most valuable person to have in life. She also said she was willing to give up everyone to have only God. Praise the Lord! This is a great step, and we continue to trust the Lord to lead her to repentance. Pray with us.
Tue 8. Olayinka – Nigeria
She shared the Gospel message through a variety of outreaches to widows and orphans, reaching a total of 800 people. Thank God for 153 people who committed their lives to Christ. Pray for God’s enabling grace to cover more lands, and God’s visitation each time her group meets with the widows for Bible study in the 22 centers. Also pray that the new orphans brought to the orphanage may experience the Lord’s help and settle in promptly.
Wed 9. Matano – Kenya
Raima is our former student at Adhama Primary School. She accepted the Lord after her brothers had done the same. The early stages of her faith were challenging. She would manifest demon possession that required deliverance whenever there was a call to prayer from the mosque. Her growth and maturity in faith were negatively impacted by this experience. We have been praying for her and taking her through teachings of identity in Christ. Thank God that she is now completely delivered and set free from oppression by forces from her background and is enjoying her life in Christ. She has finally joined and graduated from a dressmaking school. Please continue to pray for her.
Thu 10. Victor – Côte d’Ivoire
We went up north in June to train 23 researchers who then crisscrossed 1208 villages gathering information about their spiritual state and identifying unreached people there. I then supervised their surveys through telephone calls. I went up there early in July to verify their data. One of the investigators, a pastor, confessed, almost in tears, that after the research trips to the villages and seeing the number of villages without a church, he realized there is still a lot to do. Please pray that the data collected will enhance mission work in these unreached areas of our nation. We have divided the entire north of the country into three zones. The second phase in Zone 2 will cover 1140 villages. We hope to complete the entire north before the end of the year. Pray for speed.
Fri 11. Tivakudze – Zimbabwe
Felix was invited with a friend to attend one of our weekly prayer meetings, where we had a service for those who were sitting for an exam. The fear of failing the exam pushed him to come for prayer. During prayer time, he requested that I pray for him even though he was not sure prayer could help him pass his exams since he had never tried it before. After the service, I invited him to meet with me. We met, and before we could talk, his question was, "Can you tell me who is God, and can you assure me that God will help me pass and subsequently get employment?”
This was the beginning of a series of meetings as I took him through the gospel of salvation. I thank God because he has received Christ and is among the students whom I sponsored to attend the ENTRUST CONFERENCE.
Sat 12. Agawo – Ethiopia
In the last 3 months, we did gospel witnessing, women's ministry, community services and other ministries. People have had to move from their villages to other places because their villages are waterlogged following incessant flooding. As a result, there was a great negative impact on our ministry. People were dispersed, and new villages started. As a result, both a good opportunity and a difficult situation have arisen. Difficulty: The church we started earlier is scattered but it is a good opportunity to plant/start new churches. Thank God for more than 90 new believers in the last 3 months and over 20 people baptized in the last 6 months.
Sun 13. John – Kenya
Mr Lekatai is one of the men with whom we have shared the word of God. His wife is a church member, and I believe she has been praying for him. After sharing the word with him, he confessed that he has seen God at work in his wife’s life because before salvation, she was a drunkard. But after salvation, her life changed, and now she is a responsible woman taking care of the house. So, he said he is ready to give his life to Christ too. We are currently discipling him. We thank God for saving Mr Lekatai’s life.
Mon 14. Sali – Nigeria
Thank God for AB, a convert from idolatry and one of the 53 people who came to faith during the quarter. Pray as she undergoes discipleship that the Lord may strengthen her faith. Pray also for the new mission school that God will make it a viable platform for recruiting missionaries for the nations.
Tue 15. Yeremiah – Tanzania
We organized mission to Kilwa Hospital, where we proclaimed the gospel of Christ to the patients and prayed with them. Moreover, we demonstrated the love of Christ by meeting their needs by providing soap. With the cooperation of our church, we were able to contribute money to buy some gifts, and this contributed to the success of the mission. Thank God for the wholehearted participation of the church in missions.
Wed 16. Worldlink USA
The Worldlink team is doing well by God’s grace and collaborating meaningfully for the cause of reaching the unreached through indigenous missionaries. We are officially a team of 8 USA home staff members. The Lord has brought us close in our shared commitment to the Gospel going to the hardest and darkest places where Christ is least named and known. Pray for our team to continue to be one in Christ and zealously committed to reaching the unreached through our indigenous missionaries.
AMERICAS REGION
Thu 17. Santos Bautista – Mexico
I continue to share the Gospel through home visits, church missionary services, and hospital evangelism. We recently met a family struggling with alcohol, and after hearing the message of salvation, their lives began to improve. I also thank God for faithfully healing and caring for my family. Please pray for continued opportunities to share the Gospel, for this family to continue growing in Christ, and for God’s strength and provision for me and my ministry.
Fri 18. Visente Aguilar Rodriguez - Mexico
Monserrat, an 18-year-old young woman, began attending church seeking spiritual help in her life due to multiple family problems. She had grown distant from the Lord, but thank God, she made the decision to return to the Lord's ways and begin again with her family. We have prayed for, encouraged, and visited her family, and thank the Lord, they are now a family restored again by the grace of our Savior Jesus Christ.
We had activities in homes sharing the good news of salvation, as well as a prayer vigil for our state, municipality, and for brothers and sisters in Venezuela and Colombia, crying out to the Lord Jesus Christ for provision for our affected brothers and sisters.
Sat 19. Simon - Haiti
During the past three months, we have remained actively involved in evangelism, as we always do. My team and I continue working faithfully for Christ until His return. Approximately 1,040 people heard the Gospel, about 65 people accepted Christ, 5 people were restored, and during our baptism service in May, 9 people were baptized by immersion. We continue to meet regularly with our evangelism department for training, using the materials provided by TTI along with other evangelism resources. Our observation concerning the new believers remains the same: they have a constant hunger for prayer. We continue to conduct evangelism every Thursday morning. We sincerely ask for your continued prayers, especially because of the many difficulties we face in our country and the challenges experienced by members of our team.
Sun 20. Zenaido - Mexico
I continue serving through evangelism in homes and neighborhoods using New Testaments, Bibles, and tracts, visits to Christian homes, leadership training on evangelism topics, and sports activities with young people to share the Gospel. We also hold sports gatherings and ministry evaluations. My greatest request is for my family's health; we have been improving, but I wish to see my wife walk better. Please pray for my family's health, for wisdom to continue preaching, and that God may bless and support every activity.
Mon 21. Marecelo - Ecuador
Dear brothers and sisters, we thank God for the biblical leadership training held from June 26 to 29, 2026, which brought together fellow believers for a meaningful time of learning, growing, and strengthening their spiritual and ministerial lives. We praise God for those answering the call to serve and pray that these leaders will remain steadfast and make an impact in their communities and future generations. The training also helped us understand the needs of various communities, including those seeking to build church buildings. We are grateful to MAF (Wings of Relief) for the flights that helped make this training possible. Please continue praying for the leaders, provision for future training, and the continued growth of the Lord's work.
Tue 22. Irvin Alejandro Gómez García - Mexico
I continue visiting families in Tezoatlán and discipling two families while preparing for an evangelistic campaign. Hebelia and her son accepted Christ and have chosen to follow Him despite opposition from the community. I thank God for healing several brothers and sisters in the mission. Please pray for my health, for wisdom and opportunities to reach more people for Christ, and for the three people I hope to disciple in the coming months.
SOUTH ASIA REGION
Wed 23. Daniel Khan – Pakistan
I continue serving families, youth, children, churches, and leaders through home visits, Bible studies, VBS, sports outreach, youth gatherings, and church ministry. Over the past three months, approximately 1,750 people heard the Gospel, with 5 accepting Christ. We are thankful for the growing hunger for God’s Word and a deeper interest in Jesus Christ among those we serve. Please pray for continued spiritual growth, open doors and resources to reach unreached communities, and strength and wisdom for our ministry team.
Thu 24. Ruth Perera - Sri Lanka
I continue serving through school ministry, online Bible studies, and one-on-one counseling. Over the past three months, 6 people heard the Gospel, 6 accepted Christ, and 4 were baptized. I also led Bible studies where students learned about Scripture and prayed together. Praise God for helping me complete my Higher Diploma in Counseling and Psychology and successfully complete my ministry work. Please pray for continued opportunities to reach youth and for me as I work toward completing my BA in Counseling.
Fri 25. Miriam Silva - Sri Lanka
Through my school ministry and outreach programs, I have continued sharing the Gospel with children and non-Christians through Bible stories and other activities. Over the past three months, 60 people heard the Gospel, 10 accepted Christ, and 10 were baptized. I have also seen Buddhist children respond to the Gospel and accept Christianity. Please pray for the expansion of my ministry in Colombo, opportunities to reach more schools and children through football, and provision for the facilities and resources needed for these programs.
Sat 26. Grace Dorji - Bhutan
Gospel with one of my relatives who had been suffering from a long time of sickness. As I shared God's Word, I explained that Jesus has the power to heal and save those who put their faith in Him. After hearing the gospel, he asked me to pray for him. I prayed in the name of Jesus, trusting God to work in his life. Although his healing was not soon, I believe that God will heal him one day. They have expressed a desire to know more about Christ, and I am praying that they will soon begin attending our fellowship and continue growing in their faith. Over the next three months, my ministry goal is to lead our church Bible study more, helping believers grow deeper in their understanding of God's Word. Personally, I hope to share the gospel with at least 25 people and spend more time with God's people through fellowship, encouragement, and prayer.
Sun 27. Samuel Gurung, Bhutan
I have been sharing the Gospel with people in my village and serving my church community in whatever ways I can. I shared the Gospel with Sita Maya and her family, who were facing many family problems. After hearing God’s Word and receiving prayer, they felt encouraged and became interested in learning more about God and believing in Jesus Christ, trusting that Jesus will bring blessings to their family.
EAST ASIA REGION
Mon 28. Rafi Pratama – Indonesia
Over the past three months, I have focused on personal Gospel proclamation around my workplace. During my shifts as a security guard, I took opportunities to share the Gospel with online motorcycle taxi (ojek online) drivers who gathered or waited in the parking area. Through these casual conversations, I was able to build connections and share God’s love with them in the midst of our daily work routines. One example is Mr. Daniel, who experienced a significant transformation after accepting Jesus, becoming more diligent and responsible in his work.
Tue 29. Budi Santoso - Indonesia
The Lord has shown His transforming power through Andi Saputra, a factory worker who also drives Grab Car to support his livelihood. Before knowing Jesus, he struggled with using foul and harsh language and was caught up in online gambling. After accepting Christ and learning His truth, Andi Saputra began experiencing a real change in his life. His use of harsh language has significantly decreased, and he is gradually breaking free from online gambling. His continued growth is a testimony of God’s love and transforming power at work in his life.
Wed 30. Minh Tran – Vietnam
I continue serving through street evangelism, evangelism training for church members, hospital ministry, and discipleship training. I also had the opportunity to minister in Daklak Province, where we cooked and served noodles to children in need. Many of the children shared that it was their first time eating this kind of food because of their difficult circumstances. We felt truly blessed to serve them and share God’s love in a practical way.
Thu 31. Somchai Vong - Laos
The Ministry is doing very well. We are currently training youth leaders and children, and we will continue to preach and pray for them. There is a man in Naxaythong District who was struggling with alcohol addiction and created many problems for his family. He has now become a believer and is also bringing others to Christ.
