Broadcast Ministry Reaches Thousands in Middle East.

Radio website has 1,000 listeners a day

Light and truth are penetrating the darkness in the lands of Islam through a broadcast ministry that reaches a geographic area encompassing a population of millions of Arabic speakers. It all starts in a series of small offices nestled in the middle of one of the United State’s largest Arabic-American communities in El Cajon, California. Click here to read more.

Egyptian Christian Newspaper Reaches 80,000 readers

Only Christian newspaper in the Middle East

In the midst of a sea of Islamic nations, God has graciously allowed our workers to publish the first Christian newspaper in the Middle East despite many reasons why it seems impossible that this is so. As a result of this miracle, Christians are encouraged. Click here to read more.

The Last Harvest Equips Church Leaders with Tools to Change Hearts.

Christian book distribution key to equipping saints

El Tareek, an Egyptian Christian newspaper, with an estimated circulation of 80,000 readers a month, is just one of many projects supported by The Last Harvest, Inc. Here’s a quick round up of some of the ministry’s projects. Click here to read more.

Pastor Support Program Equips Indigenous Workers

$50 a month equips a fulltime pastor/worker

The Last Harvest ministry in the Middle East ultimately depends upon the courage and perseverance of Christian pastors who give up the things of this world for the sake of the gospel. Click here to read more.

Urgent Prayer Still Needed for Egyptian Christian

This faithful brother has literally saved hundreds of Christian girls right before they were kidnapped, or forced through different ways to convert to Islam. Although Magdy was released the next day, he is still in need of prayer. Click here to read more.

Do You Have a Burdened Heart for Muslims?

Conference in San Diego area Sept 21-22.

Your gifts for The Christmas Project encouraged others

The 2007 Christmas Blessing project distributed 2300 Christmas gift packages to struggling believers in Egypt during the Egyptian Christmas holiday, which occurs in early January. Click here to read more.