FEB Canada Prairies

10/13/2026

10/08/2026

3.3 million people live in Mongolia. 98% of them do not know Jesus, which makes it one of the most unreached nations on earth.

That number hasn't moved much in decades. But something is moving now. FEBC's team in Mongolia is working to launch several new radio stations, and they're building partnerships with local churches so that what a listener hears on air can lead them to a community that will walk with them.

A signal can reach a person faster than anything else. A church can stay with them.

Pray for FEBC's broadcasters and leaders in Mongolia this month — for the new stations, for the partnerships, and for the Holy Spirit to soften hearts that have never once heard the name of Jesus.

Pray with us at https://febc.org/pray/?utm_campaign=rkm_evergreen&utm_content=1791482520&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_term=20261008

10/06/2026

Only 1% of the Yao people are Evangelical Christians.

The Yao are farmers and fishermen in Malawi. They live in small villages of simple homes, and nearly every remote one has a mosque. When missionaries first came in the late 1800s, the Yao were among the most resistant people groups on the continent to the Gospel.

But Christian programs are now broadcasting in the Yao language, the language people think in, grieve in, pray in, and people are tuning in. Broadcasters, pastors, and missionaries travel long distances to sit with the Yao believers who respond.

It costs something to be one of them. Saladin, a Yao believer in Malawi, has faced serious opposition from his own family and community for following Jesus.

"How can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard?" — Romans 10:14

Pray for the Yao this month: for hearts opened by what they hear in their heart language, and for the courage of believers like Saladin.