An alcoholic who burglarized the home of a native Christian worker later threatened him so severely that he had to leave town with his family for a few days. The aggressor himself was later forced to leave the area because of his violent ways, and he became so emotionally distraught that he sought the worker’s help. “Again our missionary with much love and patience shared with him about the forgiveness of sins and the salvation of Jesus Christ,” the ministry leader said, adding that he accepted Christ and was discipled; he now helps neighbors and testifies to God’s power. Workers need donations of $25 or $50 for such gospel work and follow-up. Pray the Lord would keep workers safe.
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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