People who have little chance of ever hearing the gospel learned about Christ when local missionaries spent two weeks in each of five villages. Villagers expressed their thanks for the Jesus Film and other gospel gatherings, balloons for kids and income-generating projects that local missionaries offered, and three people put their faith in Christ. “Nobody would like to care for us, but the Lord is our Shepherd, He will not leave us starving,” one villager said. Workers need donations of $50 or $100 for such outreaches of evangelism and discipleship; they request prayer that churches would be planted throughout the region.
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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