Ethiopia: land of diversity
By Charlene Hilliard West

Ethiopia is located in eastern Africa on the southern Red Sea region, and became landlocked by the newly independent Eritrea in May 1993. The country has a number of rivers and lakes, with the Blue Nile River and Lake Tana being the most recognized. ... Read more

E-mail from Ethiopia

Find out what The Quiet Hour Ethiopia Evangelism teams are doing through their first-hand updates from the field. ... Read more

Evangelism in Sodo, Ethiopia 2007
by Pastor Bill and Nathel Warcholik

The long ride from Addis Ababa to Sodo (a city of about 55,000 people in the southern part of Ethiopia) allowed ample time to enjoy the scenery. Cattle and goats occupied the roads rather than cars and trucks. The luggage on the roof had to frequently be retied ... Read more

God loves us—you and me
by Pansy Chand

I was so excited when I was first invited to go to Ethiopia and lead out in the children’s program at a Quiet Hour-sponsored evangelism series. My mind raced with ideas and questions: What do the children most need to know? What ages would they be? What activities should I plan? ... Read more

Multiplied effort, multiplied blessings
by Pastor Dave Friesen

Nathan had never preached a sermon in his life, but God helping him, he preached the whole series. He started in an open field by our church and church school, but was rained out, so he finished in the church sanctuary. He and I stayed at the same cabin in the resort of Nagesh Lodge and I was able to mentor him as ShareHim had requested. The children just loved him. One day he went with the local pastor ... Read more

A Christian education for Ethiopia's children

In the desperately poor country of Ethiopia, less than half are literate, 1 out of 10 children die before age five, and life expectancy is just 49 years. Half are Muslim. It is against this backdrop of hardship and adversity that Bereket and Azmara founded a Christian school in September 2005. ... Read more