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Opportunities abound in the Middle East and Central Asia for those wanting to go "on mission." Church planting, evangelism, short-term trips, leadership training, prayer ministry, and community initiatives await those looking to connect with life-changing outreaches.

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News from MECA

Middle East News Blog
Christian Persecution Continues Amid Egypt Turmoil
Sunday, February 06, 2011 12:57:42 PM
Radical Middle East Could Change the World
Sunday, February 06, 2011 12:56:37 PM
Persecution Escalates in MECA
Thursday, January 13, 2011 1:54:00 PM
Middle East Churches Closed
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 10:31:00 AM
Ramadan Begins (8/11)
Wednesday, August 11, 2010 1:39:00 PM
Gunman Opens Fire in Middle Eastern Church
Thursday, March 11, 2010 6:15:51 PM
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  • Jordan: The governmental structural of Jordan is a constitutional monarchy.
  • Slightly smaller than Indiana, Jordan lies northwest of Saudi Arabia.
  • The majority of Israel's approximate 7.2 million residents speak Hebrew.
  • The major religion of Israel is Judaism at 76%, followed by Islam at 16%.
  • Lebanon became an independent country in 1943, following the French departure.
  • The majority of Lebanon's 4 million inhabitants are Muslim, followed by Christians.
  • The Lebanese economy is largely influenced by the banking and tourism industries.
  • Modern day Iraq was once home to the ancient city of Babylon.
  • The Middle East needs the Gospel of Jesus Christ, now, more than ever before.
  • The capital of Egypt is Cairo. 
  • Out of Egypt's 80 million inhabitants, about 90% are Muslim and 10% are Christian.

About the Middle East & Central Asia

The Middle East is the place where history, religion, and politics collide head on. The lead news story of the day often emanates from this volatile region—and rightfully so, due to its instability. By watching the news on television it would be easy to form an opinion about the people who live there. It would also be easy to form an opinion about the future of the region, and my guess is that your opinion would not be optimistic. How could it be? Is there ever any good news from the Middle East?

 

Yes, there is good news from the Middle East! In fact, there is great news from the Middle East! The same can be said for Central Asia. Followers of Christ in this region are in a spiritual war that is raging all around them because of the threat of Islamic hard liners, yet they will not give up. In fact, they are gaining ground.


This new generation of believers in the Middle East is passionate for God and fearless. Many of them live in poverty, obscurity, and persecution—under the threat of prison or death. Yet because God loves the people of the Middle East and because his saints are faithful, there is a major breakthrough. That is why there is good news coming from the Middle East today. At e3 Partners, we are privileged to work with these amazing saints. Come join us. Your life will never be the same.

 

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