Wheels of Hope
How Bibles & Bicycles Transform Lives Samuel and his family experienced a miracle because their village was reached by a Cityteam disciple maker who traveled a great distance on his bicycle to bring them the message of the Bible....
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Ebola – The End of a Tragedy & The Start of a New Beginning
God is Working in the Aftermath of the Ebola Crisis in Sierra Leone As of 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the west African country of Liberia free of Ebola. Along with it, Africa as a whole...
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Workplace Disciple Making
Discovery Groups are taking off in many cities around the world – and one of the contexts is the workplace. This is the place where many people spend the majority of their time. Watch as as our partner at...
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Two Wives, Drunk & Ostracized From His Community
Ravi is a mason. His people are common laborers and general artisans. Many years ago, Ravi unlawfully married two women and began having children with both of them. As a result, he was ostracized from his community, and his...
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I Said YES – Cleric
I said YES [to taking the first step to launch a Disciple Making Movement] My name is Mukhtar. I am from a predominantly Muslim region of East Africa. Preaching the gospel is illegal here and often met with violence....
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I Said YES – CAR
I said YES [to taking the first step to launch a Disciple Making Movement] My name is Tunani. I live in the Central African Republic (CAR). Religious intolerance and violence continue to rage in CAR. The Banda people are...
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I Said YES – Sudan
I said YES [to taking the first step to launch a Disciple Making Movement] My name is Abioye, and I am a church planter with Cityteam International. I live in a country near Sudan, and my heart is broken...
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East Africa Famine
TODAY’S CRISIS IN EAST AFRICA “The drought in Northern Kenya has caused the worst food crisis in living memory and has already killed many people and animals,” reports our East Africa Regional Coordinator. Current Realities: • 150,000 people are...
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