The heartbreak of AIDS may be the first thing that comes to mind when Sub-Saharan African peoples are mentioned. And it is true that AIDS, other diseases and poverty-related problems are major concerns for these peoples.
But parts of Africa boast a vibrant and growing Christian presence that is flooding these peoples with hope.
Sadly, there are millions of others who have yet to be reached with the Gospel. In fact, over 50% of Sub-Saharan African peoples are considered unreached. For some, extremely rough terrain physically hinders their access to Truth. Others are blinded by false religions or the problems of daily life.
You can help make sure all the peoples of Sub-Saharan Africa have access to the Gospel.
Explore this Web site to discover what He's doing, and how you can join Him.
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A Time for Humility & Thanks
Times like this call for humility and thanks.
While individuals, families and churches across the country are struggling with the realities of an economic downturn, we at the IMB (International Mission Board) are struggling, too.
We are dealing with the sobering reality of a shortfall in last year's Lottie Moon offering -- we did not make our $170 million goal. When the final total of $141 million was counted, it fell $9 million short of what we received each of the past two years.
