Wild for the Nations, Author at Wild For The Nations

Wild for the Nations

WFTN es una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a servir a los misioneros de todo el mundo mediante la producción de recursos audiovisuales usados para compartir sus historias. Ayudamos a conectar a aquellos que extienden el reino de Dios hasta los confines de la tierra con aquellos que más lo necesitan.

United States of America

Americas, Prayer Focus

United States of America

By Wild for the NationsOctober 29, 2020Comments Disabled

Introduction The United States of America, a former British colony founded in 1776 has become a land of dreams, opportunity, and freedom for many immigrants who have entered its territory. Located in the North American region, the U.S.A. as of 2020...

Argentina

Americas

Argentina

By Wild for the NationsOctober 20, 2020Comments Disabled

Introduction Argentina is located in the extreme southeast of the American continent. With a population of 44,560,000 people. With an area of 2,780,400 km², this makes it the largest Spanish-speaking country on the planet. The majority religion...

Syria

Asia

Syria

By Wild for the NationsOctober 19, 2020Comments Disabled

Introduction Located in Western Asia, has an area of 185,180 km2. It has a population of 16,906,283 people. Damascus is its capital and the epicenter of a civil war that have raged the country. 90.2% of the population practice Islam, and only about...

Australia

Oceania

Australia

By Wild for the NationsSeptember 10, 2020Comments Disabled

Introduction Australia means "the unknown south land.' The nation was founded as a British penal colony and originally served as a place to hold criminals, debtors, and undesirables from the British Isles. It became independent in 1900. The term "Aussie"...

Without a Penny

Blog

Without a Penny

By Wild for the NationsSeptember 08, 2020Comments Disabled

That was my condition just when God called me to give. The invitation wasn’t only to give, but to be generous - extravagantly generous. You are right, I laughed out loud. The first thing I thought it was, how? In my humanity, I held to those questions....