How do you build a missions program in your church when the average monthly income for each family is $20/month? That challenge faces church leaders in Cuba with a vision to carry the gospel beyond their shores.

For a decade, church leaders have been training in evangelization and catching a vision for reaching world. But the economy in Cuba barely supports the local church. The challenge is daunting.

Latin America is awakening to tentmaking. The vision for reaching least reached peoples with the gospel has taken root.

Peoples from Latin America are uniquely equipped to be ambassadors for God to some people groups more resistant to hearing from North American and European missionaries. The cultural gap is narrower.

Take the three-point assessment. How did you do? If you answered YES to all three statements above you have what it takes to get started.

Now it’s up to you. You need to prepare yourself further. Learn more about tentmaking and get equipped.

Christian professionals have been instrumental in the tremendous church growth China has experienced the past decades. But now many expatriate workers are forced to leave the populous,Asian nation.

Brent Fulton, the founder of the ChinaSource news agency, has followed the church in China closely since the mid-1980s. In an interview with World Magazine done in October, he underlines the important role Christian professionals from other nations have played in the Chinese church growth.

You can find many Chinese Christians today who trace their faith journeys back to the witness of foreign Christians who came to teach on university campuses and start businesses, says the ChinaSource founder.