Which country is this?

Bravo to the Shqipteve in Greece.

Sikhism was founded about 500 years ago by Guru Nanak, and from its beginnings, Sikhism emphasized the equality of all people. The typical Sikh believes all paths lead to God. Most seem pretty content with their way of life and see little need for something more. Today, Sikhs number around 25 million-the fifth largest religion in the world. Photo 1: A Sikh man takes a moment to pray by the sacred waters in his local gurdwara, a Sikh place of worship. Photo 2: Cautious yet gracious, this matriarch allowed a single photo at her rural home. Photo 3: This subcontinent has some of the deadliest earthquakes globally, which may be the reason for above-ground utilities. Photo 4: Principles of Sikhism state that women have the same souls as men and possess an equal right to cultivate their spirituality. Photo 5: Our photographer met this man in a marketplace. He had a genuine smile, friendly demeanor and welcoming handshake. They shared tea and chatted in broken language. “Sometimes you meet someone and wish you could really know them more. This is one of those cases for me.” Photo 6: Punjab Province is the homeland of the Sikhs, one of the region’s most recognizable and self-confident minorities. 📸 by Commnet

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French WAS the lingua franca for about 300 years after the Battle of Hastings from the 11th - 14th centuries. William brought it over with him and it was spoken at Court and by the aristocracy so was the official language of the country. I learnt this in the 70s in history. The Penny Black is the reason why the UK doesn't have its name on stamps. We were the originators of them.

french was never the national language of the uk

It may seem like religion is everywhere in England, but the reality is that most people have lost touch with their faith and the meaning behind all those beautiful cathedrals. There are also thousands of people consistently moving into the UK from other countries and faiths. We’re grateful for Chris and his ministry to reach the migrants entering this corner of the world.

Whats wrong with the churches in greece? They're open for every christian.. albanian speaking churches😂😂

I thought it was Han.

Thanks for sharing. Love Japan.❤ Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪

Its so nice to see kids get excited and happy to eat natural things like sweet potatoes 😂

Jesus? I've never seen a Mexican drink coffee in my entire life. 8==D

Thank you! I love Japan and I love Korea because of exchange students! Many years ago I had exchange students at different times from both of those nations. Extraordinary high school students! The Korean boys were Christians. The Japanese young lady was Bhuddist. I still think of all of them often and pray for them.

How could you use your hobbies for the Great Commission?

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Thank you for your work for Jesus Christ. I pray revival comes to Japan. May God pour out His Spirit upon the nation.

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What a beautiful gym! God does things well, doesn't he? I'm praying for your ministry and for Anar and others to trust Christ and rise up.

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These stories are just like in the book of Acts! Want to hear more? Head to pioneers.org/podcasts and listen to season 4, episode 7 of the Relentless Pursuit Podcast.

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When you’re living as a missionary in another country, it can be difficult to start relationships with locals. It takes patience, time and a lot of intentionality to build trust and develop meaningful friendships. That’s why it is such a joy when missionaries have an opportunity to connect with locals like this man!

No not at all. Christianity has a good reputation around the world. Islamic missionaries, hair Krisnah missionaries, Mormons, Catholics, Buddhists. That whole paranoia of the world being communist locking up missionaries is a myth. Most countries, especially Communist Vietnam have assorted religions, AND even made up a few that fuses these spiritual guidance. Cao Daism is a fusion to Catholics, Muslims, and Buddists. Japan is a Constiutional Monarchy even gangsters form their own religions to avoid taxes, Hong Kong and Macao, has mosques, temples of all sorts, local temples (usually to the Goddess of the Sea), India has a long history of Christianity Islam, and Hinduism, Sikhism..

People come from all over the word to live in New York, which makes it rich with culture! Missionaries living in cultural hot spots of America can help spiritual seekers from other nations hear the gospel, and hopefully, share the good news with those back home who might never hear it otherwise.

I'm speechless.

Please do not change their shoes, their running ways, their diet. Do not feed them American food. Tell them of God's love. But do not make them into lazy, sick, fat Americans. I beg of you. They are beautiful people.

Think you could handle this 2-way road in England?

By what you keep saying, its really nothing to do w the tarahumara is it? Gad I wish they could get other influences but Christians.....

Iceland is at the top of the rankings for life expectancy, education and standard of living. In this culture of comfort, spirituality is typically not a concept worth considering. Elliot and Hildur are working to change that. Hear their story on episode 5 of the Relentless Pursuit Podcast at pioneers.org/podcasts

We have the same Armavir accordian, colour and everything. Simply beautiful tone.

Chris leads a team in the UK focused on serving immigrants and refugees. He builds relationships by sharing his interest in 🚴🏼‍♂️ cycling 🏄🏽‍♂️ surfing 🥾 hiking ⛺️ and camping! You can hear more of his story on our most recent podcast episode. pioneers.org/podcasts

Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest Christian structures in England. It was founded by St. Augustine over 1,400 years ago and is now one of the most-visited historic sites in the UK. Inside the cathedral is the tomb of the Archbishop Sudbury, and on the side of his tomb are these alcoves that were added for private prayer. The clever design of the alcoves allows for a completely private experience-when you lean your head into the space, outside noise becomes a gentle murmur. They also allow you the privacy to pray out loud because those outside cannot hear what you are saying, either, even if they are in the next alcove!

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You said at the first part of this video tht you just found a new restaurant,... But at the end of the video you said you've been coming there for many years now.... What the??😂😂

I LOVE OKONOMIYAKI. It's amazing.

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lovely video ❤

I could eat there everyday.😊

It must have explosive flavor

that pancake must be the bomb

Have you tried this must-eat dish yet?

Could you survive below freezing temps? 🧊

Osteoporosis and knee replacements haven’t kept Lois from her calling! Lois has spent the last 20 years in a remote village in the mountains of Central Asia advocating for disadvantaged children. In this region of snow drifts and dirt roads, Lois provides resources and medical assistance for these hidden-away kids whose parents’ shame kept them from reaching out for help. Now they have a space to grow and thrive!

Leave them alone!

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