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A3’s network of churches is mobilizing to meet immediate needs.

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.

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One month after earthquakes hit, Kumamoto residents work to rebuild.

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Header photo: The Himalayas from Kathmandu, Nepal (Photo courtesy of Bigyan Khanal via Unsplash.)

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.

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Japan (MNN) — As the latest disaster in southern Japan triggers difficult memories, local Christians step in to help survivors.

Trauma resurfaces

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.

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Christians step in to help the scattered response

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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Japan’s churches prepare to serve earthquake survivors.

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Hope fades for survivors in southern Japan as earthquake rescue efforts shift to recovery.

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Major earthquakes destroyed a mill and shopping mall in Japan. Christian ministries look to provide comfort and aid.

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“Every Sunday new people come and receive Jesus.”

Armenia (MNN) — Revival is coming to Armenia one heart at a time as the country continues to move beyond its post-Soviet, communist past.

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By YERNATHEN, A3 LEADER IN THE MENA REGION

We’ve been sharing the Gospel, and it’s been going great! The Lord has blessed our efforts so much that thousands have come to faith in a short time.

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Africa is emerging as a missionary-sending continent, but Christian leaders seek theological development.

Africa (MNN) — Africa is emerging as a missionary-sending continent, but Christian leaders there still seek and need theological development.

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Practical ways to be helpful to people in war-torn zones

International (MNN) — Many people around the world remain unreached — not for lack of effort. But in war zones, danger and limited access often make sharing the Good News nearly impossible. At the same time, the hardship of conflict can leave people searching for hope and meaning.

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