Novo staff are creating pathways for believers in Latin America, and are opening doors to the hard-to-reach places for many people who were stuck and unable to pursue their calling from God.
The refugees all joined hands in the middle of the storm and cried out to Jesus—to a Jesus they did not know. And within minutes, the waves disappeared…
One at a time, the kids prayed for each other to be healed. No one had taught them to do this. But there were so many stories of Jesus healing people that they’d started asking, “Can we do it? Can we ask Jesus to heal?” And prayer for one another has been the result. This is a unique expression of church for kids and by kids. This is “Pizzachurch.”
Do you know people who just say it like it is? They don’t pretend to be something they’re not. Those people carry an authenticity through life that’s refreshing, even more so when they walk the talk. And that’s what comes to mind for us when we think about Dorah.
Are gospel movements really possible in the West? According to our Novo team in Western Colorado, the answer is yes! Listen as they share about a full-blown gospel movement they’ve been in the center of for several years.
In the last year, Novo saw staggering numbers of people walking toward Jesus alongside our staff, especially in some of the places where it is most dangerous to be a Christian.
In Afghanistan, Abdul fled for his life, moving his family to a new hiding spot every day. He didn’t know what to do. But a thousand miles away, a group of believers were designing an elaborate rescue plan to save hundreds of desperate Afghans trying to get out. This is their story.