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The Gospel in restricted nations.
Favor serves nations where naming the work in public would put believers at risk. Indigenous leaders still go.
Some of the places Favor serves cannot be named on a public website. Terrorist groups, hostile governments, and local informants make a press release into a targeting list. Favor’s public pages therefore speak of restricted nations rather than posting a roster.
The work still happens. Indigenous leaders already hold the language, the tribal relationships, and the right to be on that road. Portable Bible Schools train them in rural villages and send them outward. Prayer covering from Houses of Prayer in Gulu and Juba goes with them.
Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad are named because the work there is public and established. Chad is also a gateway. Training Arabic-speaking missionaries in Chad is how Favor reaches people groups farther north without putting a Western face on the effort.
If you need the fuller map for prayer or for a grant, write the US team. The public internet is not the place for it.
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