On the first day of a ministry’s evangelistic event, a mentally unstable homeless woman who was addicted to alcohol rushed to the front of the room to repent and express her desire to receive Jesus Christ as Savior. While other attendees mocked her, ministry workers asked if she believed God could heal her mind, and she replied, “yes.” They prayed for her, and she was instantly healed. Many have come to Christ through her testimony. The ministry has helped her find shelter and financial assistance for rent and to set up a small business. Workers need donations to proclaim Christ and disciple new believers. Pray new Christians would grow in knowledge and love of the Lord.
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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