Posts Tagged ‘Langham Partnership’
Peceli Tawaketini teaching from the Word clearly and faithfully in Fiji
Peceli Tawaketini is a Pastor and Langham Preaching Facilitator in Savusavu, Fiji. He shares about the challenges in Fiji amongst churches, “The challenge is we know how to read God’s Word, but to understand it and explain it is a challenge… in God’s Word it says, ‘People who are preachers or teachers will be more…
Read MoreEnd of Financial Year Appeal
Can you help us train African pastors to teach the Bible faithfully? Across Africa, the Gospel is advancing rapidly. Daily, thousands of people start their new lives in Christ, often in areas of poverty and religious persecution. The African continent (with a population of more than 1.5 billion people) is home to nearly 30% of…
Read MoreRania Hendy is following God’s call and inspiring the next generation in Cairo
Rania Hendy is from Cairo, Egypt. She received a Langham Scholarship in 2018 and has recently graduated with her PhD from Asbury Theological Seminary, Kentucky (US). She is a Professor in the Old Testament at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo (ETSC) and is the first evangelical woman in Egypt and the Middle East to…
Read MoreCelebrating new Trainers in Papua New Guinea
Last year, Pastor Tukana Nakesu from Fiji took on the position of Regional Coordinator for Langham Preaching in the South Pacific, with support from Rev Stephen Williams, the previous Coordinator. Tukana’s appointment reflects Langham’s goal for each Preaching movement worldwide to be led by local, indigenous leaders. Pastors are the backbone of the global church,…
Read MoreAnswered Prayers in Latin America with Ruth Padilla DeBorst
Scholar Ruth Padilla DeBorst lives in Latin America, and has been involved with the publishing of the first Latin American whole Bible Commentary. Over 100 articles have been contributed by Latin American scholars about contextual issues that matter to the church and living out the Gospel. She shares, “One of the challenges in living out…
Read MoreMarkiyan Klepach being the hands and feet of Jesus in the midst of war
The Reality of War Markiyan Klepach was born near Lviv, Ukraine, in a village called Matsoshyn. The Russian invasion has been a challenge for Markiyan and his family, but by God’s grace he has helped and supported thousands of people and continues to work in ministry and with youth. He shares, “At the start of…
Read MoreThe Gospel Transforming Generations in Fiji
Taniela Vuli Levuka Qeleni is in his early 50s, and married with two children. He lives in Fiji, and has been working with Pacific Students for Christ (PSFC) since 2015, most recently as the general secretary. He was first introduced to PSFC 35 years ago when he attended university and was invited to a Christian…
Read MoreThemba Shabang started to study the Word as a hobby, but God turned it into a passion
Themba Shabang was born in the Northeast of Swaziland, South Africa. He started to take some Bible classes as a hobby but as he learnt more about the Bible, he began to develop a rich understanding of the Gospel and a desire to pursue further studies of the Bible. At age 62 he has recently…
Read MoreThe Ministry of Anwar and Tsigereda in Ethiopia
Anwar is a Langham Scholar who did his PhD at the Melbourne School of Theology in 2018. Since then, he and his wife Tsigereda have been ministering in Addis Ababa in their home country of Ethiopia. Anwar serves as academic dean for the undergraduate programs, lecturer, and head of the MA in Christian-Muslim Relations program…
Read MoreMarch 2025 Newsletter
What’s Inside This month we are sharing the digital copy of our physical March newsletter. Be encouraged by the stories, pray through the rest of the year with us and join us in the work on Langham throughout the world.
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