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Edward

Edward serves in a closed country where there are very few Christians. After graduating from University and completing a ministry training course at his church, he felt called to overseas work. Edward first met people from his country of service, while doing outreach in London, and felt God was calling him to serve there. He teaches Maths, Physics, and English at a University.

Edward is part of a team that aims to share the good news of Jesus with local people. Because public ministry is not possible in his country, he is seeking to win his colleagues and friends to Christ through private conversations and by reading God’s word with them. Though the spiritual ground is hard, he has already had exciting opportunities to share the gospel.

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Latest Prayer News

Edward* serves in a closed country where there are very few Christians. His fiancée Elle* was able to visit the country that they hope to return to after they get married. The visit went well, although it was shorter than they had hoped and ended up quite an intense time. Elle had a little trouble with immigration at first, then a day before their flight to the UK, Edward’s team leader had to have an emergency medical evacuation for acute appendicitis. As if all that wasn’t enough, a local believer came under pressure from her family to recant her faith or be thrown in prison, and she ended up fleeing the country (that’s the last we’ve heard, please be praying for her). It really felt like the Lord was showing Elle everything that can and does go wrong in that place. Pray for Edward and Elle as they get married and prepare to serve together.

* Name changed for security reasons

Edward* serves in a closed country where there are very few Christians. Most of his team are away on home leave over the summer. Pray for rest and refreshment for them all, and especially one family who have had a particularly hard time. There are also tensions with the organisation where Edward and another team member work. A financial crisis means they probably won’t be paid for a while, and this adds to the feeling that their contributions and efforts aren’t valued. However, alternative employment possibilities were threatened with sabotage by their current employer. This is sadly representative of the cultural attitude towards foreigners. Please pray for the team to be physically, emotionally, and spiritually healthy. Pray for wisdom and guidance from the Lord regarding the relationship with this employer.

*Name changed for security reasons

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We use ‘Creative Access’ to refer to nations, areas or ministries where there is great hostility towards Christianity and where traditional ‘missionary work’ is not possible. Workers, therefore, need to be ‘creative’ in how they proclaim the liberating news of Jesus Christ. In North Africa alone, 200 million people from 472 unreached people groups are unreached with the gospel. That’s 200 million people unknowingly heading for a Christ-less eternity.

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