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Unity Through Afrikaans in Southern Africa

January 15, 2025

Afrikaans is spoken in South Africa, Namibia, and parts of Botswana. Today, we pray for unity among Afrikaans speakers in a region historically marked by division. The gospel is breaking barriers, and bringing people together in Christ.

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Sharing Joy in the Philippines Through Tagalog

January 14, 2025

Faith is a cornerstone of daily life among the Tagalog-speaking communities in the Philippines. Today, we celebrate how God’s Word, shared in Tagalog, is transforming lives and bringing joy to individuals and families across the Philippines.

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Reaching the Kalderash Romani People

January 10, 2025

Life is often transient among the Kalderash Romani people, and many face social exclusion and economic hardship. Today, we celebrate how God’s Word is bringing them into His spiritual family, providing love and a sense of belonging.

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Encouragement for Luganda Believers

January 09, 2025

Uganda, often called the “Pearl of Africa,” is home to Luganda speakers, who form a significant part of the nation’s population. Today, we celebrate the power of the gospel to bring light and life to those seeking God’s presence.

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Hope for Yoruba-speaking Communities

January 08, 2025

In the vibrant Yoruba-speaking regions of Nigeria, Benin, and Togo, life is a beautiful tapestry of tradition and faith. Today, we pray for God’s Word to bring unity and renewal, transforming hearts and strengthening communities.

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Witness a Fulani Family’s Journey to Faith

January 06, 2025

Today, we celebrate the transformative work of the gospel among Pular-speaking communities, primarily from the Fulani people. Known for their nomadic lifestyle, vibrant culture, and resilience, they are experiencing the newness of life in Christ.

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