Multiple kinds of outreaches of one native ministry enabled workers to bring the gospel to more than 140,000 people over the course of six months, and to another 32,000 souls through media. “We thank the Lord for continuing to deliver the message of Jesus to needy people,” the native ministry leader said. Workers planted 159 churches during the period. Among those saved was a young father who had been in bondage to strong drink; he stopped drinking after he and his wife accepted Christ, and they have begun a fellowship in their home. Workers need donations for such evangelistic outreaches and follow-up. Pray the Holy Spirit would infuse every gospel opportunity.
“And may the Lord make you increase and abound in love to one another and to all, just as we do to you…” (1 Thessalonians 3:12)
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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