From Church to Family to School: A Chain Reaction in Southeast Asia
At a church plant in Southeast Asia, a relative of one of the church members was having bad dreams. A church member shared with the woman the peace she could have if she turned to Christ. She eagerly accepted this good news and became a Christian.
Right away the woman’s husband noticed the change in her life. The following week he too became a Christian. He is the school district superintendent for a district to the north. Because of his newfound faith and connection to this church plant, the MTW team was able to hold an English camp at one of his schools and allowed to share openly about Christ at the school.
God’s ways are infinitely creative. Your gifts to MTW enable missionaries to plant churches and build relationships that lead to new life in faith and new doors for the gospel. Thank you for your faithful support of the missionaries and ministries of Mission to the World.
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Please pray that God would continue to work in the lives of refugee families we've built relationship with in Southeast Asia.
Give thanks and pray for a remote tribe in a Muslim-majority country that is thriving and bearing fruit for the gospel.
Pray for the Japanese people, particularly that they would see that the beauty within brokenness—a very Japanese concept—is also a core message of the gospel.
Pray for the students from Ank'jeay, Cambodia, who are going to college in Phnom Penh, to stay connected to the Church there and make an impact for Christ.
Pray for the pastors/national partners ministering in the Ukrainian church amid the ongoing war. Pray too for MTW missionaries who serve the church both in-country and from afar.
Pray for missionary women seeking to juggle ministry and family life in a cross-cultural setting.
Pray for God's grace for missionaries as they seek to be an example of love and hospitality to their neighbors while facing ongoing stressors of life.
Pray that missionaries would feel cared for while on the field. Pray, too, for our Member Care Department staff as they seek to care for missionaries well.
Pray for God's work among the nations in South Korea through MTW's Diaspora Ministry.
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