Our North Star
Is the Word reaching the hardest places?
Our success is not measured in downloads, revenue, or press. It is measured by one question: is the Word of God reaching the places where it has been hardest to reach, and is it bearing fruit there? Our North Star metric is monthly readers in the twenty most persecuted nations on earth. When a believer in Iran opens the Word today, that is the highest possible win.
We watch the persecuted church, the unreached peoples, and the linguistically orphaned with the same attention a father watches his children coming home.
A great cloud of witnesses
Their faithfulness is our curriculum
We tell their stories inside our content, not as anonymous country lists, but as named witnesses whose faithfulness becomes part of how we teach the Word.
Richard Wurmbrand
Fourteen years in a Romanian prison cell for the name of Christ.
The Twenty-One
Coptic martyrs who confessed Jesus on a Libyan shore.
The Assyrian Christians of Iraq
A people who kept the faith through fire.
Iran’s house-church believers
Who lose employment, freedom, and family for following Jesus.
China’s home Bible printers
Who copy the Word in secret so others may read.
Early days
The fruit will be told here
These ministries are young. As the Lord brings fruit (a language reached, a seeker who finds Christ, a persecuted believer strengthened), their stories will be told on this page. We will not invent numbers or manufacture testimonies. We will simply report, with gratitude, what God is doing.