We would like to share our hearts and thoughts about our journey to discover God’s desire for our lives in ministry in the United States and abroad. We are pleased that you are interested in hearing our experiences thus far in our journey and we are elated to share them with you! So, here we go…
So far, we have visited Zimbabwe on a planned short-term mission trip and South Africa on an “unplanned” mission trip. We are currently exploring our options for a longer-term experience in Mozambique. In early 2010, we plan to travel to Nampula, Mozambique and the surrounding areas to explore and research the environment, the people, the needs, and most importantly, how we could possibly be used as a catalyst for the spread of the Gospel to all people groups in those areas.
In order to make the two month trip to Mozambique, we need to raise $8,000. Most of this is used in getting there and back. We are willing to use our own money from savings in going on this trip because we are dedicated to exploring what God is doing in Mozambique and believe that he may use us there, however this poses a problem when we return and will need that savings to get settled back in before we begin graduate school in August. So, we are stepping out in faith and putting our own money on the line; but how may God be asking you to join with us in this mission? We need three things:
1.) Prayer partners who are willing to “go deep” with us while in Mozambique.
2.) Financial partners who are willing to lessen the financial burden by making a donation toward our trip.
3.) Field partners who are interested in joining with us physically in Mozambique to explore how God may be asking them to devote their lives in this mission.
If you are interested or have any questions about these opportunities, please contact us! You may also make a donation online through Paypal below. Thank you for visiting our missions’ page and for considering partnering with us!
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