Faithful Witnesses

Articles on workers and ministries involved in the Faithful Witness initiative

From foe to follower

A story of repentance and baptism in Central Asia… 

Faithful in waiting, worship and witness

Since 1893, faithful witnesses have followed God’s leading to make Jesus known in least-reached communities.

Hang up your capes: Jesus is the real hero

Are we putting mission workers on a pedestal? Mission work isn’t unattainable – find out how all followers can be faithful witnesses.

Voice of hope among the Hassaniya

The stirring story of a family living among the Hassaniya-speaking Moors in Mali, west Africa, as part of a new Faithful Witness team.

‘A young and vibrant couple’

Today, there are no known believers in the Kayes region of Mali, which is predominantly inhabited by Hassaniya herdsmen. Living in this remote region on…

From so-and-so to somebody

Find out about the exciting work the Lord is doing through SIM’s Faithful Witness initiative among the Fulani in northern Nigeria.

Harriet’s story

How do you support a new believer who lost her sole source of income? An income that dried up when she stopped performing demonic healings…

A heart for mission to ‘forgotten’ communities

Read why growing up in a community that had never heard the gospel gives SIM International Director Joshua Bogunjoko a heart for our pioneering Faithful Witness scheme.

Research-based pioneering mission

Collaborating with the Center for the Study of Global Christianity to develop detailed dossiers on least reached communities.

Unity and diversity

Siegfried Ngubane, SIM’s Regional Director for Southern Africa, says the gospel is not confined to any single nation or tongue.

A match made in heaven

Veronica and Samson will soon join a Faithful Witness team in Thailand, but their story of faith and of marriage began in an astonishing way.

You will be my witnesses

Read about SIM’s Faithful Witness initiative to share the gospel with people who have never heard of Jesus Christ.

‘Chad is not an easy location’

With its diverse population of hundreds of ethnic groups speaking 120 languages and dialects, it’s no surprise that Chad is sometimes called the “Babel Tower…

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