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Topics from the field.
Sahel, trauma healing, unreached people groups, church planting, and the rest of the work named from the field. Each page is tied to a program or story already on this site.
Topics
Where the Gospel still has not gone
Geography and the people groups Favor is aiming at.
Sahel Desert Belt
Favor trains indigenous missionaries to carry the Gospel along the Sahel, the belt of nations stretching across Africa’s desert edge.
Read →10/40 Window
Favor sends indigenous missionaries into the 10/40 window, the belt of nations where most unreached people groups still live.
Read →Unreached People Groups
Favor plants the first church in tribes that had none, trains native missionaries, and translates the Gospel into the language they actually speak.
Read →War Zones
Portable Bible Schools mobilize disciple-makers into physical and spiritual war zones, always moving farther into unreached tribes.
Read →Restricted Nations
Favor serves nations where naming the work in public would put believers at risk. Indigenous leaders still go.
Read →Nomadic People Groups
Favor takes Portable Bible Schools and the Jesus Film into cattle camps, and raises pastors from the tribes that move with the herds.
Read →Karamoja
Kotido is a Favor mission station in Uganda’s Karamoja region. Field missionaries carry Portable Bible Schools, trauma healing, and a church into a place marked by hunger and cattle raiding.
Read →Topics
How the movement works
The people, the training, and the prayer that carry it.
Indigenous Leaders
African pastors and teachers reach villages and tribes others will not. Favor exists to train them, send them, and stand behind them.
Read →Discipleship
Portable Bible Schools, GIFT, and leadership training turn new believers into teachers who raise the next village.
Read →Church Planting
After a Portable Bible School, small churches are planted in huts and under mango trees, then built to last when the community is ready.
Read →Prayer Movement
Houses of Prayer in Gulu and Juba were Favor’s first operational centers. Prayer still leads every crusade, school, and church plant.
Read →Great Commission
Favor exists to accelerate the Great Commission among unreached people groups through prayer and indigenous missionary movements.
Read →Bible Translation
Favor trains native speakers to translate Scripture so a tribe can read the Word in the language they dream in.
Read →Topics
Restoration on the ground
Healing, protection, food, school, and the women who hold a village together.
Trauma Healing
Favor’s trauma counseling helps communities recover from war, raids, and displacement, then opens the door to the Gospel.
Read →Human Trafficking
Favor shelters girls taken into the sex-slave industry, and trains mothers so traffickers lose their opening.
Read →Famine
When harvests fail and aid is thin, Favor’s churches, medical teams, and women’s groups feed families and keep the Gospel in the village.
Read →Tribal Conflict
Favor hosts reconciliation between tribes, trains former raiders as pastors, and teaches forgiveness in trauma counseling.
Read →Rural Education
Village Learning Centers, Favor Primary, and Favor Secondary put Christ-centered school within reach of children who had none.
Read →Women Empowerment
Favor trains women in trauma healing, discipleship, and a trade so they can feed their children, pay school fees, and shut the door on traffickers.
Read →Pray these topics by name.
The Nations Prayer Guide walks one specific request a day across the field. A monthly gift keeps the people who live this work on the road.