Conflict in Ethiopia: IPM Missionary, Sebsibe Birru and family, who are serving the Lord in Debre Birhan, Ethiopia are safe as the war around them continues to rage. They are asking prayer for their safety during these tumultuous times.
Recent Missionary News and Events:
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Glen & Jinky Namoc are serving the Lord in Mindanao Philippines through various outreach ministries. Glen is also the director of the Mindanao Evangelistic Baptist Seminary & Institute. Take a moment and view his latest video update from the Philippines. You can read their current prayer letter by clicking here.
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Updates From The Mission Fields:
Update from John Njoroge serving the Lord in Kenya:
We praise the Lord that we were finally able to finish building a basic
structure for the Baraka Bible Baptist Church to meet in. We believe that
there is much more to do in this area, and we are asking the Lord for a
harvest of souls. What we have completed is a good first step, and we trust
the Lord to grow this work and provide for its future needs. We praise the
Lord for you who prayed and supported us in this project.
John, Lydia, Jane and Mayamiko Njoroge
We praise the Lord that we were finally able to finish building a basic
structure for the Baraka Bible Baptist Church to meet in. We believe that
there is much more to do in this area, and we are asking the Lord for a
harvest of souls. What we have completed is a good first step, and we trust
the Lord to grow this work and provide for its future needs. We praise the
Lord for you who prayed and supported us in this project.
John, Lydia, Jane and Mayamiko Njoroge
Update from Nadjiri Tokinon serving the Lord in Chad Africa:
We are praising the Lord for helping us successfully conduct Camp Joy at the Doba Deaf School. Establishing the date for camp was initially quite a challenge. Teacher strikes, vacations, and exam dates all interfered with our plans; but, the Lord helped us to work around those concerns. This camp was purposefully organized to be inclusive - meaning, youth who are deaf, blind and hearing were all invited.
In Christ, Nadjiri Tokinon
We are praising the Lord for helping us successfully conduct Camp Joy at the Doba Deaf School. Establishing the date for camp was initially quite a challenge. Teacher strikes, vacations, and exam dates all interfered with our plans; but, the Lord helped us to work around those concerns. This camp was purposefully organized to be inclusive - meaning, youth who are deaf, blind and hearing were all invited.
In Christ, Nadjiri Tokinon
Update from Sergio Herrera serving the Lord in Mexico:
We praise the Lord that in spite of so many limitations, the believers are remaining faithful here. We know that the church in general is facing new challenges because of COVID-19 and one of them is trying to maintain the continuity of the work, the spirit of the believers, and their growth. I think it has helped us to have times of sharing God’s Word throughout the week: Bible studies on Mondays and Tuesdays; a special time of prayer on Wednesdays; women’s Bible study on Fridays; and in-person discipleship meetings for new believers on Saturdays.
Your missionaries, Sergio and Alejandra Herrera Zepeda
We praise the Lord that in spite of so many limitations, the believers are remaining faithful here. We know that the church in general is facing new challenges because of COVID-19 and one of them is trying to maintain the continuity of the work, the spirit of the believers, and their growth. I think it has helped us to have times of sharing God’s Word throughout the week: Bible studies on Mondays and Tuesdays; a special time of prayer on Wednesdays; women’s Bible study on Fridays; and in-person discipleship meetings for new believers on Saturdays.
Your missionaries, Sergio and Alejandra Herrera Zepeda
Update from Carlos Rubio serving the Lord in the Peruvian Amazon:
Thank you for being a part of our ministry here in Indiana, Peru, along the Amazon River. My family and I are content even in these times of crisis. Thank you for praying for us in this pandemic. We had COVID very strong, but we thank our Great Physician for giving us strength and for healing us without having to be seen by a single doctor. Thank you so much for praying for everyone in my family. We are much better but still facing some ongoing side effects.
Your servant in the harvest, Carlos Rubio & Family
Thank you for being a part of our ministry here in Indiana, Peru, along the Amazon River. My family and I are content even in these times of crisis. Thank you for praying for us in this pandemic. We had COVID very strong, but we thank our Great Physician for giving us strength and for healing us without having to be seen by a single doctor. Thank you so much for praying for everyone in my family. We are much better but still facing some ongoing side effects.
Your servant in the harvest, Carlos Rubio & Family
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Update from IPM Missionary serving the Lord in India:
For security reasons we cannot share details or clear photos, but let me provide a brief update from India. From April until now, we have been unable to hold regular worship services and outreaches while in lockdown with curfew. However, God has opened the door to hold online meetings through the use of Zoom. We conduct online Bible studies and cottage prayer meetings with all of our preaching stations, while still holding some small in-person meetings as the opportunity presents itself. In Christ's Service, your IPM Missionary |
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