Across the world today, there are still communities with little or no access to the gospel, scripture in their heart language, or long-term Christian witness. Many of these communities are in the country of Tajikistan and other regions that are in what is called the “10/40 Window”, which is a geographical region between 10 degrees and 40 degrees north latitude, stretching from North Africa across the Middle East to East Asia. In Christian missions, it represents the area with the highest concentration of unreached people groups and the least access to the Christian gospel.
New Hope’s Presbytery has a global missions arm called World Outreach that seeks to serve EPC churches like ours by empowering Spirit-filled witnesses to make disciples and plant reproducing churches among those with least access to the gospel in the 10/40 Window. This reflects the heart of Christ’s mission: to undo the curse of sin and bring salvation, hope, and restoration to the world.
Let’s join together in praying for:
• The ongoing ministry of EPC World Outreach as workers faithfully serve among unreached peoples, strengthen local churches, equip leaders, and respond to crises around the world.
• Endurance and encouragement for our missionaries, open doors for the gospel, wisdom in stewarding resources, and lives to be transformed through Christ.
