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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 now continue to build for God's glory. Throughout this year we will be 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!"
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Recent Missionary News and Events:
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IPM is pleased to introduce another one of the newest missionaries to the IPM family of national missionaries. Konan and N'Dah Denis are serving the Lord in Ivory Coast Africa with a desire to evangelize, plant churches and work with a local children's orphanage. Please take a moment and pray for this couple as they reach out to the people in the Ivory Coast with the good news of Jesus Christ.
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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 Avendano family serving the Lord in Guatemala:
Thank God we are fine. Graciela is in her senior year of high school. Cynthia is in fourth grade. Elias is completing his second year of Bible studies in Monterey, Mexico. Barbara and I are fine. We ask for prayers for God's guidance for Graciela as to what to study in the future and for Elijah for wisdom as he studies.
The Avendano Family
Thank God we are fine. Graciela is in her senior year of high school. Cynthia is in fourth grade. Elias is completing his second year of Bible studies in Monterey, Mexico. Barbara and I are fine. We ask for prayers for God's guidance for Graciela as to what to study in the future and for Elijah for wisdom as he studies.
The Avendano Family
Family Update from the Fraga family serving the Lord in Tucuman Argentina:
We thank the Lord that our family is all healthy, but we ask that you continue to keep us in your prayers that the Lord will give us strength and allow us to continue serving Him. We are so thankful and grateful to the Lord for each one who encourages us.
The Fraga Family
We thank the Lord that our family is all healthy, but we ask that you continue to keep us in your prayers that the Lord will give us strength and allow us to continue serving Him. We are so thankful and grateful to the Lord for each one who encourages us.
The Fraga Family
Family Update from the Guzman family serving the Lord in Puebla Mexico:
Over the past several months, my wife has undergone a good deal of medical testing. While some of her numbers are good, we ask that you continue to pray for her. My children are well and have not become ill. I have had a sore throat due to a chronic problem. Recently, I have had laboratory tests done and am praying to God that there is nothing serious.
The Guzman Family
Over the past several months, my wife has undergone a good deal of medical testing. While some of her numbers are good, we ask that you continue to pray for her. My children are well and have not become ill. I have had a sore throat due to a chronic problem. Recently, I have had laboratory tests done and am praying to God that there is nothing serious.
The Guzman Family
Family Update from the Araujo family serving the Lord in Arequipa Peru:
It’s been a year now since we were in the States, wrapping up our first (and very short) deputation before the birth of our baby girl. Words truly can’t express how grateful we are for that small window of three months that the Lord opened to us to travel and the miracles He worked through SO many of you during that time. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being a part of our family and ministry through your prayers, giving, and encouragement.
The Araujo Family
It’s been a year now since we were in the States, wrapping up our first (and very short) deputation before the birth of our baby girl. Words truly can’t express how grateful we are for that small window of three months that the Lord opened to us to travel and the miracles He worked through SO many of you during that time. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being a part of our family and ministry through your prayers, giving, and encouragement.
The Araujo Family
