Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Mongolians”
Some friends had an encouraging visit in Texas with a Mongolian mother a couple Sundays ago: “This past weekend we traveled to Dallas Children’s Hospital to meet a young lady from Mongolia and her 8-month old child who just received heart surgery through the ministry of Samaritan’s Purse Children’s Heart Project. Please pray for the mom’s salvation, especially while she is …
For the first 5 days of October, Mongolian teachers celebrated Mongolia Teachers’ Day, which coincides with World Teacher’s Day observed on October 5th. Please pray that God will continue to use various Christian organizations to reach out to the over 10,000 teachers in Mongolia and that many will come to a saving faith in Jesus. Praise God for the 3 …
Today is “Respect for the Elderly” Day in Mongolia. Pray that God will open the eyes of many elderly people to see the need for Jesus to be the most important treasure in their lives.
There are approximately 5.8 million people classified as ethnic Mongols living in China. Among these is a small group of Sichuan Mongols living in the southern part of Sichuan Province in southwest China. In this population of about 34,000, very few have heard the name of Jesus and there are less than 10 known believers in Jesus. Please ask God to open their eyes …
A student team from Missouri are presently in Mongolia! They are teaching at English camps for two weeks. Pray for: Their safety Opportunities to share the gospel The “campers” to have open hearts! English classes also are held throughout the year and are a great way to build friendships. God continues to draw students and most are becoming followers of Jesus! There is a …
Praise God for how He is using Mongols to reach the Hazara people of Afghanistan. (They are of the same bloodline as the Mongols.) Recently, some Hazara people were in Korea and a baptism was held! Please ask God to protect and continue to use the Mongolian Christian workers in Afghanistan.
All over Mongolia, high schools and universities have begun to celebrate graduations with the traditional Bell Day ceremonies. Ask God to use the graduation celebrations to cause the students to question their future and give them a desire to know God, Who has their future in His hands. Click for stories and pictures taken in Bahroan Ort, Mongolia in 2012.
