Suffering stomach pains, a mother of four who made offerings to an earth goddess and was addicted to coca leaves visited a native missionary’s church. She accepted Christ, and after the worker prayed for healing, her stomach pains subsided a few days later. The woman now seeks to travel to share her testimony with other Quechua- and Spanish-speaking communities. “We are praying for more female missionaries like her who patiently listen to the difficulties of other women and help them in prayer, fasting and biblical counseling,” the ministry leader said. Workers need donations to undertake such gospel outreach. Pray for continuation of the ministry’s Bible institute.
“Be exalted above the heavens, God; May Your glory be above all the earth.” (Psalm 57:5)
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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