I want to thank you so very much for keeping our travel and ministry to the villages in prayer all this time, I so appreciate it. As a result the Lord has truly kept us and protected us while on the river and has opened many doors of evangelism in order to share the love of God with those who have never heard.
This Saturday we will have another opportunity to share God's love with those who do not know Him as we travel to three sub-communities in the greater community of Baradero. These are smaller villages that we have never worked in before and are the families of Maria's cousin and sister-in-law as well as the families of five of her brothers. Maria is the Shawi YWAM missionary that has been traveling with me to minister to the Shawi Indians for the last five years.
Our goal is that Maria's cousin Jonnie and sister-in-law Antonia will become the initiators of the follow up and discipleship of these communities so that they can grow in their new found faith as they accept Christ. Would you stand with us for the following prayer points as you and I go forward to advance the Kingdom of God in this area?
1) Safety on the river as we travel to and from the villages.
2) That Maria's cousin Jonnie and Maria's sister-in-law Antonia will be burdened to work with their extended families in these villages in leading them to a strong walk with the Lord.
3) That the villages will be very open and receptive to the Holy Spirit as He reveals the Gospel of Jesus Christ to them.
4) That we be extremely sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit in knowing how and what to share about the love of God so that it is very clear to everyone.
5) That each person will come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
Thank you again so very much for keeping us in prayer and for joining with us to reach the lost for Christ. It is truly my greatest privilege and joy to be able to stand in agreement with each of you as the Body of Christ to bring in a great harvest of souls! God be with you and keep you in all that you do.
May Blessings Beyond Containment Be Yours!
Sharon Malcolm
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