• The Gospel for Noah’s Distant Children

    World Challenge Staff

    The Nubian people can be traced back to Moses and even Noah, and yet the vast majority of them today have never heard the gospel.

    Most any Sunday school class features the story of Noah and the ark at some point. The familiar words are “Then the Lord said to Noah, ‘Go into the ark, you and all your household, for I have seen that you are righteous before me in this generation.’” (Genesis 7:1, ESV).

  • Inspiring the New Generation

    World Challenge Staff

    Today, we are used to having the freedom to choose what we want to do in college. Sometimes we fail, but we have a second chance to do things better. Most importantly, we can follow our dreams.

    For many people in Albania during Communism, however, none of these things were true. The lack of this freedom directed the course of their life. For some, this reality could feel crushing; but our hope is in God, who sees the desires of our hearts and fulfills them in his perfect time.

  • The Heart Behind Animal Banks

    World Challenge Staff

    The UN estimates that, since the COVID pandemic, an additional 100 million people has been pushed into poverty.

    World Challenge works with partners in many poor communities around the world, and we have witnessed daily wage laborers struggling to make ends meet in the face of instability and joblessness. Considering how to respond to such need, we have sought to implement a variety of income-generating initiatives to foster self-sustainability.

  • Understanding the Banjara People

    World Challenge Staff

    Many people in India still have never heard the good news of Jesus Christ.

    After prayer and consideration, our ministry partners have begun focus on one particular unreached people group: the Banjara. The Joshua Project notes, “They are the largest nomadic group in India and are known as the root Romani of the earth.”