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God's grace has empowered IPM since its founding in 1982. For IPM's 40th anniversary, we are reminded that this mission has been built by God's grace so that we can continue to build for God's glory. This year IPM is highlighting 16 field projects that are ready to go or are in process. Click here to see how you can partner with us in "Building for God's Glory!" and be sure to follow the recent updates!
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Recent Missionary News and Events:
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As IPM celebrates this 40th anniversary milestone, now would be the perfect time to spend a few moments and view the video of God's Grace through the years!
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Opportunities to support missionaries
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Opportunities to pray for missionaries
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Opportunities to serve missionaries
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Donations by check can be submitted to our home office at:
International Partnership Ministries, Inc.
100 Spring Ave
Hanover, PA 17331-2717
(Please make check payable to IPM & designate the missionary or need you wish to support on the memo line.)
International Partnership Ministries, Inc.
100 Spring Ave
Hanover, PA 17331-2717
(Please make check payable to IPM & designate the missionary or need you wish to support on the memo line.)
Updates From The Mission Fields:
Family Update from the Saul family serving the Lord in Haiti:
Thank you for always desiring to hear from us as we continue to serve here in Haiti. Haiti continues to be a volcano of violence. The US Department of State continues to give Haiti the highest travel advisory (Level 4: Do Not Travel) for kidnapping, crime, and civil unrest. The situation continues to escalate. Gas is now $20.00 USD per gallon and businesses as well as banks are closed due to the violence. We try our best not to be lamentable missionaries, but we often find ourselves murmuring. But there is also reasons to rejoice! God protects our lives, and we continue to keep busy, taking advantage of every opportunity to pass on the Good News.
The Lucien Saul Family
Thank you for always desiring to hear from us as we continue to serve here in Haiti. Haiti continues to be a volcano of violence. The US Department of State continues to give Haiti the highest travel advisory (Level 4: Do Not Travel) for kidnapping, crime, and civil unrest. The situation continues to escalate. Gas is now $20.00 USD per gallon and businesses as well as banks are closed due to the violence. We try our best not to be lamentable missionaries, but we often find ourselves murmuring. But there is also reasons to rejoice! God protects our lives, and we continue to keep busy, taking advantage of every opportunity to pass on the Good News.
The Lucien Saul Family
Family Update from the Guzman family serving the Lord in Puebla, Mexico:
Thank God, our son, Maziel, continues with piano classes, and my daughter, Haniela, with violin classes. By the grace of God, my wife still has stable health. According to tests done in July, she is improving. Thank you for your prayers that sustain us and encourage us as we remember that we have a great family in Christ. Personally, I have had some health problems in my throat and stomach. Keep praying for God to bless us and guide us today and always.
The Guzman Family
Thank God, our son, Maziel, continues with piano classes, and my daughter, Haniela, with violin classes. By the grace of God, my wife still has stable health. According to tests done in July, she is improving. Thank you for your prayers that sustain us and encourage us as we remember that we have a great family in Christ. Personally, I have had some health problems in my throat and stomach. Keep praying for God to bless us and guide us today and always.
The Guzman Family
Family Update from the Junior Araujo family serving the Lord in Peru:
After returning to Peru in July, we finally got into the immigrations office to inquire about Sarah's Peruvian citizenship through marriage. Law requires a wait process of two years, so on July 3rd after we celebrated our second anniversary, we went to find out the status. Unknowingly, Sarah was no longer eligible to use her "religious visa" once the national emergency was revoked in August 2021 from the pandemic. The representative was very gracious and informed us we could get the issue resolved by leaving the country for 15 days and then reentering Peru on a "tourist visa" and immediately applying for citizenship. Since we never had a honeymoon, the three of us are heading to Mexico in order to meet all the government requirements and finalize all the paperwork.
The Araujo Family
After returning to Peru in July, we finally got into the immigrations office to inquire about Sarah's Peruvian citizenship through marriage. Law requires a wait process of two years, so on July 3rd after we celebrated our second anniversary, we went to find out the status. Unknowingly, Sarah was no longer eligible to use her "religious visa" once the national emergency was revoked in August 2021 from the pandemic. The representative was very gracious and informed us we could get the issue resolved by leaving the country for 15 days and then reentering Peru on a "tourist visa" and immediately applying for citizenship. Since we never had a honeymoon, the three of us are heading to Mexico in order to meet all the government requirements and finalize all the paperwork.
The Araujo Family
Family Update from the Gbor family serving the Lord in Liberia:
I greet you in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I appreciate your support towards my family and the ministries in Liberia. Thanks for praying along with Esther, she has completed all her courses and is awaiting graduation. The rest of our children are still in school, Ednor has registered and started her senior semester school year. Edwina is also in her senior semester school year. Brethren, pray for my health as I am suffering from Diabetes.
The Gbor Family
I greet you in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I appreciate your support towards my family and the ministries in Liberia. Thanks for praying along with Esther, she has completed all her courses and is awaiting graduation. The rest of our children are still in school, Ednor has registered and started her senior semester school year. Edwina is also in her senior semester school year. Brethren, pray for my health as I am suffering from Diabetes.
The Gbor Family
