These things have marked my time here In Uganda. Walking through extreme darkness to be greeted by six smiling women who genuinely desire to know God’s Word. Sitting in the homes of women who used to sell their bodies so their children could eat. These women smile joyfully because they now have pure, undefiled hope in Christ, who they want to know more about!!
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
It's Always Enough
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2024 Nehemiah Teams,
2024 Vulnerable Women,
Africa,
IMB,
Uganda
Last day with the kids
On Wednesday, we spent our last day with the kids. It was the most bittersweet feeling I have ever experienced. To see the love that the kids had for us, truly appreciating it as it was the last time, and seeing their faces drop when we reminded them that it was our last day was truly tough. That being said, it was a day full of smiles and hugs as we had the kids sign our shirt like true professionals.
-Spencer
Project 1:11
Brazil
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Power over Spiritual Warfare
It was a moving experience spending our final few days with the kids. On Monday, we got the opportunity to visit and pray for some families and their homes. We gifted a Bible to a woman who told us that she had never had one in the house before. Then, we prayed for Grace and her home. She told us that she had been having visions and battling spiritual warfare, having trouble sleeping at night as she felt she was in danger. Since we visited her, she has reported great sleep and peace of mind.
Join us in praying for Grace to continue to experience victory in her personal life!
-Spencer
Project 1:11
Brazil
Monday, July 29, 2024
Proclamation results in decisions
Our team went out evangelizing on Saturday. We shared with around 20 people and saw three of them get saved. On Sunday morning, one of the men that we had witnessed to came for church and trusted in Christ during the church service.
- Pray for continued growth in the lives of these who have chosen to trust in Christ.
-Zambia NextGen Team
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2024 Nehemiah Teams,
2024 Zambia NextGen,
Africa,
IMB,
Zambia
Sunday, July 28, 2024
Do you have an available heart?
Winkie Pratney said “God is looking for willing hearts. You do not have to be special. But you do have to be available.”
Our team has made so many new friends this week! We worked with a couple different churches from the Mainland and the Waipahu area. We have loved getting to know our new friends!!
We worked with a church in Waipahu, helping lead the missions portion of their VBS. They were so interactive and received our message so well. We had loads of fun!
Romans 10:14 says “How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching?”
When you look at the disciples, you see a variety of different men. They aren’t what WE would considered qualified. Most were uneducated, unconnected, and unnoticed. While I might have my own agenda for who I would choose as my disciples, Jesus saw something in these men. He saw their willingness to go. He saw their faith in boldness and selected them for the task.
We shared this with the students at the VBS, to show that anyone and everyone is called to go. We wanted to express that the only thing that “qualified” us to be a missionary was putting our "yes" on the table. We trusted that God had a plan and would use us!
-Gracie
Hawaiian Church Ministry Team
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2024 Hawaii Church Ministry,
2024 Nehemiah Teams,
hawaii,
IMB,
USA
Saturday, July 27, 2024
Bittersweet moments in Zambia
6 salvation decisions! The Nehemiah Team did a great job sharing the gospel and fielding questions from our group of 15 youth at Maheba Refugee Settlement. It was a bittersweet moment for them to lead 6 to salvation on their last visit to Maheba.
- Pray for IMB team member Abby as she continues to disciple these youth.
-Zambia NextGen Ministry Team
Labels:
2024 Nehemiah Teams,
2024 Zambia NextGen,
Africa,
IMB,
Zambia
Tuesday, July 16, 2024
Daily Needs Provided
This past Sunday, we visited a church that reminded us of God’s presence in this country. We stayed for two services and experienced some great things at both. We were fed an amazing lunch and were sent home with dinner and some chocolates, but that is not even close to the best part.
At the second service, one of the worship leaders told the story about how, after the first service, someone felt compelled to buy her groceries and lunch. She spoke about how she was currently living month to month selling recyclables to make ends meet. According to our translator, it was the “nicest grocery store” she had ever been to. She is totally on fire for the Lord. We prayed for her and got a picture with her!
Please pray for our friend... that she will continue to walk in obedience to the Lord & that He will continue to meet her needs.
-Spencer
Project 1:11
Brazil
Project 1:11
Brazil
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