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[caption id="attachment_2548" align="aligncenter" width="333"]Converge.CMS_Inside_320x217_exception Serah Wambua and Wayne Wong[/caption] In an extraordinary example of everywhere-to-everywhere mission, Serah Wambua, one of the founding leaders of CMS-Africa and Wayne Wong, a team leader with OMF who moved to Kenya in 2014, are in the early stages of a joint strategy to help the African Church grasp the opportunity to share the gospel with the ever-growing Chinese population on their doorstep.

Reema_Inside Reema lives in Sindh, Pakistan, and is part of the Women's Empowerment Programme under the Primary Education Project (PEP). Her journey is a great testimony of how a village girl overcame deep-rooted prejudice against education for girls to become a role model herself.

Neve_Ammi_Inside This is a case that I followed closely and was amazed by God’s work in the child’s life. In order for us to trace the child’s biological mother our follow-up officers had to walk miles and climb a hill as there was no proper path for vehicles to travel in the village. The child’s story is told here in her point of view. As an organization we continue our follow-up on the child. 

[caption id="attachment_2527" align="aligncenter" width="300"]Phal Bhadur is on the far right Phal Bhadur is on the far right[/caption] By Milan Kumar Magar Phal Bhadur Panche Magar from Sarlahi sensed that God has a great purpose for him. But he somehow felt hamstrung and unable to lead a victorious Christian life. Phal Bhadur testified that he was also not able to actively participate in the church.

[caption id="attachment_2492" align="aligncenter" width="300"]Bhibin (left) and Dil Prasad Bhibin (left) and Dil Prasad[/caption] Dil Prasad Adhikari, 55, lives with his son and daughter in Sanosree of Bardiya district in the mid-western region of Nepal. He has been living with HIV for more than nine years. After having been infected in Delhi, he returned to his village hoping to find moral support and help from his friends and relatives. Instead he was greeted with discrimination and stigmatisation.