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Dear Jorge,
"'STOP! STOP! STOP!' a man in the crowd yelled as the Roman guards nailed Christ to the cross in a film on the life of Jesus. But the shouts weren't coming from any actor—they were coming from someone in the audience." Read this story of how a simple film on the life of Jesus transformed this man's heart.
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Gospel for Asia's Reports Blog
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See God's amazing power through GFA's reports from the mission field. Covering multiple countries in South Asia, field reporters bring you news, inspirational stories, and prayer requests that will keep you informed. Visit Gospel for Asia's reports blog today.

Monthly Prayer Focus - Bible Colleges
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For three years, missionaries are trained at GFA-supported Bible colleges. From there they are sent out, each with the willingness to lay down his or her life to reach the unreached with Jesus' love. Join with us as we pray for GFA-supported Bible colleges.

Who Do You Know Between 18 and 27 Years Old?
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They can dedicate one year and watch how God uses them to reach the lost in Asia. GFA's School of Discipleship is for Christian singles between the ages of 18 and 27. The deadline is quickly approaching. Let them know to apply now; their life will never be the same.


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