Posted by Radstock Staff

Back in June we reported on the provision of gers (Mongol desert tent homes) to resource the work of church planting in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia. For the 23 Radstock network churches of the Gobi, gers serve as accommodation for church planters and meeting places for their churches. Six of the seven gers requested were in position, and funds for the last were on their way. Now the churches there have taken delivery of the last one (pictured).

Simple and portable, gers are ideal for the church planting movement there, and the churches once again express their grateful thanks for the generosity of donors like you. This generosity helps to make church happen in a country where average income is less than two dollars a day, and where, like elsewhere in the world, those incomes have been hit hard by the rising cost of food imports. From the bottom of their hearts, thank you!