As the fall ministry season began, we received exciting news from our national campaign director, Boloroo: more than 100 new house churches have been established across Mongolia’s mountains, plains, and valleys as a result of the campaign!

A large group of adults and children waving together outdoors in Mongolia, with traditional gers, buildings, and snow-covered mountains in the background.

Twenty young evangelists from the “Power To Change” campaign supported by GCMM, have established over a hundred house churches and 1,248 small groups in approximately 20 counties across the country (2025–2026).

 

A large group of adults and children gathers outside a church building in Mongolia, posing beneath a large blue cross outlined in red.

A Major Children’s Ministry Emerges from the Campaign

In the summer of 2025, a church in Ulaanbaatar hosted its very first five-day children’s summer camp, welcoming 60 children who had the opportunity to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ for the first time!

Plans are now underway for additional summer camps in western Uvs Province and northern Khentii Province for next year.

mongolia celebration

Vibrant Celebrations Across Mongolia

During the campaign, exceptionally prominent and inspiring public events were held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital city. Events were also held in provincial capitals across the country

Mongolia celebration

Television Programs Reached Hundreds of Thousands of Viewers

Television proved to be the campaign’s most effective way of reaching people. Through these programs, Mongolians shared personal testimonies of how coming to faith in Jesus Christ had transformed their lives, marking a turning point and the beginning of a new life in Him.

Mongolia has a population of approximately 3.6 million people, with more than one million living in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.

Young people make up a significant portion of Mongolia’s population. The largest age group is 15–19 years old, and in 2009, approximately 40 percent of the population was under the age of 19.

mongolian prisoners received books

Campaign Reached Hundreds of Prisoners

Prisoners in Mongolia are among the country's most forgotten and isolated people. Yet during the campaign, hundreds had the opportunity to hear the life-changing message of freedom found in Jesus Christ.

At gatherings held in the prisons, nearly every prisoner expressed a desire to welcome Jesus into their lives. Each also received a personal copy of the Mongolian-language Power To Change campaign book.

Our Mission Continues – And So Does Hope

The work in Mongolia continues, even as preparations are underway for new evangelistic campaigns in Ethiopia and Moldova. Ministry efforts are also moving forward in Israel and Ukraine, where books offering hope and healing from trauma will be distributed to people suffering from the devastating effects of war.

In Israel, an estimated three million people are struggling with war-related trauma, while millions more in Ukraine face the emotional and psychological wounds of ongoing conflict.

On behalf of our entire team in Finland and Mongolia, we extend our heartfelt thanks for your faithful support. Your partnership has helped make this work possible, and we are deeply grateful for your continued prayers and generosity.

Hannu Haukka