Foreign Missions

Many people know that Armenia was the first nation to adopt Christianity as its official religion in the early fourth century. But fewer know how Protestant churches came to exist among the Armenian people. In the nineteenth century, missionaries from the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions—made up of Presbyterians, Congregationalists, and German Reformed

Strengthening church leadership across Nepal. Conferences were held in Kathmandu, South Central Nepal, and Western Nepal—training pastors, elders, and men preparing for ministry. Topics included: • Corporate worship • Baptism & the Lord’s Supper • New member instruction • Training covenant youth Pray that these teachings would take root and shape the life of the

Many Western societies have become deeply secularized. The moral and spiritual decline we see is not superficial—it reaches to the core. What is needed is not merely political reform, but spiritual renewal.   Find out more about the work of Reformed Faith and Life at: https://www.foietviereformees.org/about/

A long-standing Christian heritage. Armenian communities have deep historical roots across the region, including in Iran and Jerusalem. Their presence reminds us of the enduring faithfulness of God through generations.   Find out more about Christians for Armenia at: https://www.christiansforarmenia.org/Home/tabid/38/Default.aspx

The next generation of church leaders in Nepal is being prepared. Many men are currently taking weekly pastoral classes, working toward ordination as pastors and elders. Pray that the Lord would equip these men with wisdom, knowledge, and faithfulness as they prepare to serve Christ’s church. Learn more about Westminster Biblical Mission’s work in Nepal

Real change begins within. Before it can shape a culture, the Kingdom of God must first transform individuals. Only hearts renewed by Christ can bring lasting impact to families, churches, and nations. Find out more about how Reformed Faith and Life’s ministry is working towards this at: https://www.foietviereformees.org/about/

Did you know? Over 150,000 Christian Armenians live in Iran today. Though limited in some ways, they are legally recognized and allowed to: • Worship in their churches • Operate schools • Maintain cultural institutions Pray for their perseverance and witness. Learn more about the work of Christians for Armenia at: https://www.christiansforarmenia.org

   A joyful milestone for the church in Nepal! Earlier this year, the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Nepal examined Sanish Pandey for ordination. He demonstrated strong knowledge in theology and ministry—and was ordained that very day. Pray for Pastor Sanish, that he would boldly and faithfully proclaim the whole counsel of God. Learn more about