From Nyúl Zoltán, Serbia: When we welcomed the first Russian family, we experienced again a similar situation we had in the 1990s. It's...

During a recent visit to Kyiv, I witnessed both resilience and heartbreak. We joined Ukrainians in prayer for peace, met President Zelenskyy, and stood with churches serving on the frontlines. Just days later, the city was struck by deadly attacks. As Ukraine endures suffering and loss, we remain committed to prayer, advocacy, and support for those longing for freedom and peace.

God is moving in Serbia! Pastors Emna and Julio are sharing Christ’s love, welcoming newcomers, and planting seeds of revival. Pray for strength and provision in their mission.

What does it mean to be radical? The 20th Believers Church Conference in Amsterdam explored this through the lens of Anabaptist renewal. With voices from around the world, topics like radical inclusion, justice, hope, and witness challenged participants to embody Christ’s love in today’s world. In times of harmful radicalism, we are called to be radical in the way of Jesus—living with courage, compassion, and prophetic hope.

We continue to lift our hearts in prayer for peace in the Palestinian territories and in Israel. Though the conflict brings daily...