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I am happy topdate for Luang Prabang Mission, Michael started building relationship to one of the kamu tribe (one of the 3 biggest tribe here in Laos) , and a native Luang Prabang Lao here.  As we are praying God answers prayers, 1 of them is volunteering to teach him Lao language which is a God given opportunity to build a closer relationship to this person so that he can share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. As of me I work at a Pre-primary School where I have more opportunity to reach them through teaching English. We have seen how the Lord provided and order everything. Pls continue to pray for right strategy and timing in sharing the Gospel to these people we are reaching and are praying for. Pray for the family where we are staying right now as they are also buddhist. Pray also for our Visas and kindly include our little one Danielle in your prayers po. She is not feeling well, she has a fever right now. Thank you for yoir prayer and support.

Michael and Monica

Being a missionary and part of the Mission Motivators, Schools of Missions Jakart, Indonesia is not an easy thing. It needs to have much faith and patience in all aspects of ourlives to stay longer in the ministry and become productive and fruitful in the ministry where God called us.
I experienced a lot of testings and processes in life and in the ministry to continue and fulfill the work that God entrusted to me like: rejections, accusations, persecutionss and even death threats. The enemy wanted us to stop operating the mission school many times and yet God worked in a very supernatural way. I believe in the greatness of God’s power. “…God is greater in us that he that is in the world.” “…even the gates of hell cannot prevail against it.” God destined us to be a winner, conqueror and live in a victorious life.
Despite of many oppositions from the enemy, I choose not to be offended, not to be discouraged or fearful but I choose to please and obey GOD, the One who sends me. “I rather to obey God than men.” My love to God, loving His words and holding in God’s promises motivate me to go on… “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword? As it is written, “For your sake we are being killed all the day long; we are regarded as sheep to be slaughtered.” No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Rom.8:35-39

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Jerson, Training Director

School of Missions, Jakarta

“Ask of me, and I will make the nations your heritage, and the ends of the earth your possession.” (Psalms 2:8)

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I remember year 2011, someone said to me, ” You will go to Papua New Guinea! “
Those words keep on resounding on my mind. For a week I cannot stop thinking about it until I started praying for it. May 2015, someone shared about Papua New Guinea (PNG), I hardly forget the tears that flows from my eyes while he is yet speaking. There’s something that struck and stirs up my heart during that time and I knew God is preparing and cultivating me for those years of asking and searching. That moment, God gave me a heart for PNG.

The Lord is faithful and true, it was eight years ago since I started praying for PNG. Now, as I step my feet in this beloved country, I’m so blessed and privilege to experience the faithfulness of God in answers of my prayers. Indeed it is a new beginning of a next journey in my walk with the Lord to this land they called ” The Land of Unexpected.”

Katherine
Missionary to Papua New Guinea

“Countless millions still that I want to fill but the task isn’t Mine to do. I gave you my commandments: go and preach these tidings of love. For I finished the work at calvary and their healing’s already been done.” They can smile and laugh. Happy face or even good status will not tell us their need for God. But the soul does. The soul speaks and cries out for God. The soul is empty and waited for God to fill in.  

Nechelle

Cambodia missionary