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“It ain’t the parts of the Bible that I can’t understand that bother me, it’s the parts that I do understand.” – Mark Twain Even in the most crowded cities in the world, we can feel isolated and alone. However, it seems that God has given us a mission that we find difficult to fit into our “busy” schedule or

Operation is underway in Turkey to build tiny homes for people who have lost everything in the recent earthquakes. Studies show that 1.5 million people are currently homeless with the need for 500,000 new homes to be built. While thousands are living in tents, staying with family and friends and others living in damaged buildings which are unsafe to occupy,

Join us behind the scenes on our exclusive Back to Jerusalem News Telegram channel to find out what isn’t published in our BTJ Newsletter and on our website. Every day, BTJ missionaries are sending updates from the field and partners in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and America are updating on our Back to Jerusalem News Telegram channel. The Telegram

I just returned from Turkey where the official death toll has now reached over 50,000 people. In reality however, those numbers are much higher, with some saying as high as 250,000 deaths. This sobering number became a reality as we drove through the streets of Antakya (The Biblical city of Antioch) and witnessed street after street of high-rise buildings that

For the first time in several years, the Heavenly Many is FINALLY returning to Canada! Our friends in Canada have been such faithful supporters and prayer partners during the hardest times of persecution in China. Come and join Brother Yun and the BTJ Team as they share about the latest situation in China and how it is impacting one of

Chinese evangelist Brother Yun, also known as the “Heavenly Man,” became one of the most prominent Christian leaders in China in the underground house church, even though he was an uneducated man from a poor village in Henan Province. He didn’t grow up in church, didn’t attend Bible school, and in fact had never met a Christian until his father

If you follow our podcast, you know it has been a while since Eugene published a new one. This podcast is much more difficult and raw than any Eugene has ever done before, as he shares insights he has gained from going through one of the toughest times of his life. Eugene has always been practical; a “blue-collar” Christian who

In this episode, we revisit a memory of Eugene and his friend, Rabbi Myles, doing something new: visiting the Jewish Museum in Shanghai for the first time. Myles attempts to connect the Church around the world with the fundamental Jewish roots of our faith in Jesus as the Messiah. In this episode, Myles analyzes the impact that gentiles have had

A deadly earthquake struck Afghanistan on Tuesday, just as BTJ was arranging a shipment of food. The death toll has already claimed the lives of 13 people, but the number is expected to rise. “This is especially hard for us,” said Sarah (not her real name) from Afghanistan, “because people are already starving.” International aid organizations have echoed the words