HeartCry Magazine

Fully Supported by Local Church Nearly 6 years ago, Yesudas started coming to attend the monthly Bible Classes that we conduct for Village pastors. He found these classes to be spiritually profitable. At the time, he did not ask for any financial support, but was coming to learn Systematic theology, Biblical Theology, Se... Keep Reading

It has been a little over one year since my heart attack (March 21, 2017). Without warning, I fell to the kitchen floor unconscious. I remember nothing that happened thereafter until five days later, when I found myself in a hospital room. I asked what happened, and someone said, “You died three times.” My heart had stopped and had been resuscitated on three separate occasions. I would like to be able to say that, in that moment, I said something spiritual; instead, I responded, &ld... Keep Reading

We had begun our travels early in the morning across the Indian highways. From Madurai, the journey was not particularly long, and the scenery was pleasant to the senses. Our journey was marked with rice fields, small villages, and greenery as far as the eye could see. The mountains stood in the distance, towering above the plains. It seemed as if we were chasing them, yet never drawing close enough to satisfy my curiosity. Taking a right turn down a narrowing road, we were soon “off the b... Keep Reading

An Interview with One of Amy Carmichael’s Students Nesarathina, now eighty-five years old, was one of the first graduates from the school Amy founded in Dohnavur. She was also among the first batch of students sent out to attend secular studies after graduation. Though she thought she would never come back to Dohnavur, she began serving on the campus after graduation. She was the first lady who was given charge of the campus after the departure of the foreign missionaries. She is currentl... Keep Reading

In partnership with Lahairoi Publishing House, HeartCry recently had the privilege of funding the translation and publication of the workbook Knowing the Living God by Paul Washer into the Armenian language. The books were then distributed to pastors, missionaries, and other Christian leaders throughout Armenia. It is only through the generous support of men and women across the globe that we are able facilitate projects such as this. We are so grateful to God, both for the role He has allowed u... Keep Reading

Ruxi serves as a college campus missionary in Bucharest, Romania. She is part of a team that evangelizes and disciples students from various universities in Bucharest. Her ministry involves leading evangelistic camps and conducting weekly Bible studies with Christians and seekers. Although she continues to battle poor health, the Lord susta... Keep Reading

The highlight of this past month was the conversion of a roommate of a girl I have been discipling for the last two years. As John says in his third epistle: “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth” (verse 4). It has been amazing to see not only their own growth in grace, but also their wonderful witness to their colleagues and friends. One of the things we try to teach our students is how to share the gospel with their colleagues. This girl star... Keep Reading

Peter has planted a church in the city of Frankfurt, Germany. Throughout the week, he is teaching, preaching, counseling, and evangelizing in the streets. Peter is married to Priscilla; they have three children. Testimony of Conversion This testimony was written to give glory to Christ alone. It is not about me but about the ... Keep Reading

Peter and Tobias, his co-elder at Evangelical Reformed Baptist Church in Frankfurt, have written this wonderfully helpful prayer letter in which they share a brief history of the church, along with current details of church life and some amazing things that God has done there. If you are excited about young churches growing and maturing around the world, then please read the following to see how you can better pray for God’s people and for the advancement of the church in Germany. Dear Pr... Keep Reading

In Bill Issa’s December update, he shared the news of a monumental event in the life of Reconciliation Baptist Church in Kampala, Uganda: “We thank the Lord Jesus Christ for bringing us this far as a church! On November 26, our church was constituted with the required number of members who met the biblical qualifications of church membership. The first leadership team (two elders and three deacons) was set apart by the laying on of hands.” For some readers, such an event may r... Keep Reading