Harvest time inspires me in different ways. It reminds me of the parable of Jesus speaking about fruit that He has positioned us to bring to Him and about the fruit of the Holy Spirit in us. With this, my heart is filled with gratitude to God for the fruit of diversity that every year He so richly enables people.
I recently visited my parents and helped them harvested their garden with beets and carrots (picture of my dad and me in the garden). It was a sunny day and we had a great time together!
I ask you to continue to pray for my parents and my other relatives for the day when they do ask for “repentance” (Matthew 3:8) “confess with their mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in heart that God raised him from the dead." (Rom 10:9) And they would be "filled with the fruits of righteousness which are in Jesus Christ and the glory and praise of God." (Phil. 1:11)
When I’m with my parents, God gives me the opportunity to visit with one of the local churches, which I love. I thank God I can go on this holiday for the harvest and to praise Him together with my big family in Christ.
Thanks God:
For His devotion to care about me with protection, management and delivery.
For my family, parents, church brothers and sisters in Christ and including you.
For a Ministry of evangelism, discipleship, the missionary team and students.
For all the Lord will accomplish in our prayers this year.
I also thank God that you serve on the mission field with me. Not many people nowadays choose to follow Christ or give their time, energy and resources to serving. But God continues to make history, and today we are His members.
Always remember to pray with gratitude and ask the Heavenly Father to bless you in five areas: spiritual, emotional, social, health and physical labor.
We do not often have the opportunity to meet, but prayer helps us touch the lives of each other and continue to serve our Amazing God!
Thank you for every prayer and assistance in organizing the English Club at the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. 80 students came every night to our three-hour classes to join our conversational English. God has provided our needs - rooms, American teachers, the necessary materials for their lessons and all new students. Even when we had unplanned changes, God gave us strength and wisdom to make are decisions in a new way and stay in touch with students. After the club at Institute, we went with 30 students to the English camp for two days in Fastiv, Kiev region. The neutral territory is where we got acquainted with each other.
Each new student who went to the club has heard the Gospel from us. Now, we continue on Thursdays for the English club. We show movies in English and have discussion about various aspects of life. Pray please that God will give the students a desire to follow Christ. Thank you!
" You are no longer strangers and aliens, but fellow citizens with the saints, and of the household of God " Eph 2:19
This year we are continuing to meet with foreign students who study at universities in Kyiv. Sydney from Cape Verde is a second year student at the KPI and last year, he was a member of our conversational Ukrainian club for foreigners. He also became a friend in the summer and entrusted his life to Christ. Now Sydney attends church, a Bible study group and invites other students to Ukrainian club.
Fola, from Nigeria, is also a student in Kiev and he is a believer. We are pleased that Fola began helping Sydney in spiritual growth, and he dreams that others foreign students would love God!
I recently visited my parents and helped them harvested their garden with beets and carrots (picture of my dad and me in the garden). It was a sunny day and we had a great time together!
When I’m with my parents, God gives me the opportunity to visit with one of the local churches, which I love. I thank God I can go on this holiday for the harvest and to praise Him together with my big family in Christ.
Thanks God:
For His devotion to care about me with protection, management and delivery.
For my family, parents, church brothers and sisters in Christ and including you.
For a Ministry of evangelism, discipleship, the missionary team and students.
For all the Lord will accomplish in our prayers this year.
I also thank God that you serve on the mission field with me. Not many people nowadays choose to follow Christ or give their time, energy and resources to serving. But God continues to make history, and today we are His members.
Always remember to pray with gratitude and ask the Heavenly Father to bless you in five areas: spiritual, emotional, social, health and physical labor.
We do not often have the opportunity to meet, but prayer helps us touch the lives of each other and continue to serve our Amazing God!
Thank you for every prayer and assistance in organizing the English Club at the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. 80 students came every night to our three-hour classes to join our conversational English. God has provided our needs - rooms, American teachers, the necessary materials for their lessons and all new students. Even when we had unplanned changes, God gave us strength and wisdom to make are decisions in a new way and stay in touch with students. After the club at Institute, we went with 30 students to the English camp for two days in Fastiv, Kiev region. The neutral territory is where we got acquainted with each other.
Each new student who went to the club has heard the Gospel from us. Now, we continue on Thursdays for the English club. We show movies in English and have discussion about various aspects of life. Pray please that God will give the students a desire to follow Christ. Thank you!
" You are no longer strangers and aliens, but fellow citizens with the saints, and of the household of God " Eph 2:19
This year we are continuing to meet with foreign students who study at universities in Kyiv. Sydney from Cape Verde is a second year student at the KPI and last year, he was a member of our conversational Ukrainian club for foreigners. He also became a friend in the summer and entrusted his life to Christ. Now Sydney attends church, a Bible study group and invites other students to Ukrainian club.
Fola, from Nigeria, is also a student in Kiev and he is a believer. We are pleased that Fola began helping Sydney in spiritual growth, and he dreams that others foreign students would love God!
