Recent revival has brought Protestant churches more members. But what Mongolian Christian leaders want most is more disciples. When Mongolia opened up in 1990 after seven decades of Communist rule ...

and a variety of Christian and evangelical churches have taken root here. Some, such as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, boast a much bigger presence in Mongolia and claim far more ...

“Foreign church” is how most people in Mongolia view the Catholic Church ... providing music therapy and outstretched hands. With Christian love, these sisters care for women who are too ...

Formerly one of the pastors at Amid Ug (Living Water) Christian Church in Ulaanbaatar, the largest church in Mongolia, he noted that sometimes non-Christians didn’t want a visit from a pastor.

According to statistics by the Catholic nonprofit Aid to the Church in Need, Mongolia is 53 percent Tantric ... 3 percent Shaman and 2 percent Christian. “We are eager to have this experience ...

and a variety of Christian and evangelical churches have taken root here. Some, such as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, boast a much bigger presence in Mongolia and claim far more ...

“Mongolia is a strategically important destination for the Catholic Church.” Mongolia does have ... themselves Buddhist and just two percent Christian. Mongolians hope Pope Francis’s visit ...

Even though Christianity has been present in Mongolia since the seventh century, there are only 1,500 Catholics in the country, according to church estimates. Historical events — especially the ...

The Christian presence in Mongolia goes ... does indeed seem to be part of his desire to turn towards the Church's "outskirts." Mongolia's cities are home to a large number of underprivileged ...

Born in Daejeon of South Korea, in 1968, Kim was ordained a priest in 1998. He came to Mongolia as a missionary of the ...

Invited to Francis’ interfaith event are Mongolian Buddhists, Jewish, Muslim and Shinto representatives as well as members of Christian churches that have established a presence in Mongolia in ...

The Church in Mongolia is sometimes called the newest ... 41% consider themselves ‘nonreligious,’ 3.2% are Muslim, and 1.3% are Christian.(Photo: Public domain, Wikimedia) Your Eminence ...