
International (MNN) — One of the casualties of spiritual warfare is often the family. That’s why A3 includes marriage training for leaders and their spouses around the world.

Thailand (MNN) — More than 3.5 million people have been affected by above-average seasonal flooding in Thailand. Authorities warn of more rain in the days to come as communities scramble to prepare for the next deluge.

Thailand (MNN) — Thailand’s government has approved the equivalent of $122 million in emergency funds to help flood victims nationwide. More than 2.6 million of its people have been affected by recent heavy rains, and at least 23 have died.

BY DR. JASON RICHARD TAN, A3/PHILIPPINES
While defoliating my red Ficus microcarpa, I noticed how easily a tree can hide its own flaws. Beneath a lush, vibrant canopy of leaves, structural and health issues such as crossed branches, disease, and unwanted new growth were completely hidden from view.

Nepal (MNN) — Shoes scattered everywhere. Cooking utensils stuck in the mud. The human toll of last week’s catastrophic flooding in Nepal continues to climb. Now, over 950 people are confirmed dead and more than 4,400 are still missing.

Thailand (MNN) — Floodwaters are beginning to recede in parts of Bangkok as officials intensify drainage operations. Weekend rains inundated the city, forcing thousands into evacuation centers and leaving travelers stranded for hours.


Nepal (MNN) — There was little time to escape. On Wednesday morning, August 26, a chunk of glacier broke off a Himalayan mountainside in Tibet. The mass of ice and rock created a dam in the Lhende river below, which soon burst. This sent deadly flash floods hurtling deeper into Tibet as well as over the border into Nepal’s Rasuwa district and beyond downriver.

Japan (MNN) — As the latest disaster in southern Japan triggers difficult memories, local Christians step in to help survivors.
A series of strong earthquakes shook Kumamoto, Japan, in April 2016. On July 28, 2026, a pair of earthquakes struck the same area – one with a magnitude above 7.0 on the Richter scale and one just below – followed by hundreds of aftershocks.

Indonesia (MNN) — Only 12 hours separated two massive, deadly earthquakes in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province. After over a thousand aftershocks, many slept outside for fear they would be buried in rubble.


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