Posts by Junita Sutirto
The Church is silent, even though the truth cries out—Russian and Ukrainian Christians in the shadow of war
What happens when churches fall silent, but truth cries out? On GCMM’s radio program, Russian Yuri Sipko and Ukrainian Sergei Demidovich reveal how war has divided Christians, silenced churches, and made the truth conveyed through the media vital – not only socially, but also as a spiritual calling to serve the body of Christ. The…
Read MoreUnder attack — A letter from Israel
Amidst the crisis with Iran, Pastors Eitan and Julia Manpel, who serve a Messianic congregation in partnership with GCMM in the city of Ashkelon, share a moving update while activities were suspended due to the war. Here is their letter – requesting prayer and support. Shalom! The situation in Israel has become very challenging. Gatherings…
Read MoreIf the Lord came today – what would we show Him?
Summer is upon us, and with it, the beauty of nature in all its glory. We thank you for all the prayer support, for walking alongside us this year, and for the gifts to sustain our ministry. It’s common practice for organizations to create mid-year interim reports. Apostle Paul did the same when he travelled…
Read MoreWhen a heart remains with the Maithili people
Pastor Tomi’s heart was touched by the Maithili. Ministry had begun with great momentum, only to be stopped, but never forgotten. Now, decades later, God has opened the door once again. The living stories of the Bible are finally being revealed to the Maithili people in their language, through Superbook. Donate Online Now Missionary Tomi…
Read MoreWar Does Not Stop the Gospel
A full-scale war on Ukrainian soil is challenging for Ukraine and at the same time dangerous for the rest of the world. Headlines promise a potential ceasefire by Easter. A ceasefire and lasting peace are sought after a war started by Russia. In the Middle East, Israel’s war against Hamas continues. Instability is increasing in…
Read MoreGod is doing something new in Egypt
Under the hot Egyptian sun, a seedling is about to sprout, and with it, hope for future generations of nations. Preaching the Gospel is forbidden by law in the country. For this reason, undertaking a media campaign of this calibre is not lacking in courage: our goal is to bring hope to 115 million people.…
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