One of the ways the Reach the Nations teams minister to people is by praying for them. Many of those who attend services are living in poverty and far from adequate medical care. So, when a family member is injured or sick, they turn to their pastors and teachers to ask for prayer. Through this, they are examples to all of us as we learn to depend on God to provide what we need. The picture above is of a church service (our rooftop church) that meets in Daska. Mehboob reports

Last month the RTN team in Sindh came together for teaching, prayer, and encouragement. The meetings were led by Shakeel and the attendees were Sheraz, Majeed, Rustam, and Shahzaib. After the conference, Shakeel reported as follows: "The conference provided a valuable opportunity for learning, prayer, fellowship, and mutual encouragement. "Leaders were challenged to deepen their relationship with Christ, remain faithful to biblical truth, and serve their communities with grea

Come on in! Let's start with the worship service. Take a seat in a chair or on the floor with the brothers and sisters already gathered at the church to sing, and pray, and to be taught and challenged to live lives committed to Jesus and His ways. It might be a little crowded, but in Pakistan, there's always room for one more. The pastor of the church is Mehboob who says, "We thank God for the wonderful work He is doing in the Dhamokay Church. Many people are coming together

Think about how many times a day you read something: Texts, social media posts, emails, books, news articles, billboards, nutritional labels, directional signs on the street. We are reading constantly without giving it a thought. Imagine what your life would be like if you did not know how to read. Pastor Babar addresses the graduating class. RTN members participate via the internet. A few years ago Reach the Nations became aware of the statistics for literacy in Pakistan. Th