The Church of Brethren congregation in Liberec, Czech Republic, works with the mission organisation Nehemia on a project called "Living Water for the Sahara," serving communities in the Sahara region that have lived for generations largely without access to the Gospel and where local laws and traditions sharply restrict open Christian witness. Rather than mass events, the project rests on long-term personal presence.
A missionary identified only as Dáda shares the Christian message by building deep neighbourly relationships, offering practical daily help and showing unconditional love; project organisers say the trust built in ordinary daily encounters opens doors to spiritual conversations. Because of security risks to both workers and local seekers, exact locations and the identities of co-workers are not published.
(Originally published in Czech. Summary translated by CC / Connexion.)
Source: Církev bratrská — portal.cb.cz
