With the coming of summer you start seeing signs “Road Work”
and so it is with our work… This year so far has been booming with
opportunities to set into motion several new ministries and partnership
relationships.
The Kingdom of God is all about relationships, between the
Father and ourselves, between those of us of faith, and between those of faith
and those who don’t have a relationship with the Father. We come together in
relationship to bring glory to God and enjoy His love and presence. It all
about relationship and His love for those with whom He lacks a relationship and
we can be a part of His passion. Wow!
The plane made a smooth landing gliding gently of the
buildings of the small city of Pucallpa in Peru. Once the door was open the
moist heat fills the cabin and your shirt begins to soak up your perspiration.
I can only dream about the work that is a head. Overnighting in the city the
morning will begin with a scurry of activity rounding up supplies that we will
transport up the river on a four-hour boat ride.
In this area of Peru there is a small evangelical group who
is trying to see more churches planted in a rural area along the river, which
is the lifeline to the Indian people who have lived here for millennia. The
Peruvian Church group, Divino Redentor has been praying and working to expand
the Kingdom of God but needs help. Today more of the prayers are being
answered.
Through a divinely inspired network of friend to friend we
learned about this group and a group of North Americans who had a heart for
remote peoples of Peru. A spiritual marriage made in Heaven. I get to bring the
“marriage partners” together and perform the ceremony (facilitate a
partnership).
Armed with medical supplies, developmental knowledge, love and
God the four-hour river ride brings us to the bank of a village. Both groups
begin to interact with the people who are starved for help. Divino Redentor
gets a chance to look like heroes bring help. They also gain valuable
credibility ground as they present the gospel and work to the start of a
church. Divino Redentor will be doing the long haul work but without the North
Americans the work would not advance as easily. Both groups are inspired and
their own discipleship experience deepened.
The Divino Redentor and North American group will work
together to develop a holistic approach to church planting which will include
establishing medical huts, clean water for villages, etc.
God at work in and through the lives of people… Isn’t it
great!
I have had the privilege to help introduce two new groups
into relationship with several national church groups in Cuba. One group began
a relationship with the Assemblies of God in Cuba who are growing and planting
churches like crazy. I was able to work with a great friend, Pat Summers, to
help make this happen. The other group I was able to introduce to a mobile
Cuban training group that teaches and mentors church planters across 24 Cuban
denominations. All this so the island can see God’s glory and lives can be touched
in extraordinary ways.
Thank you for your support in this work. You are part of
reaching the unreached from remote villages to repressed countries and modern
cities. Thank you.
This is your investment. This is your joy.
Mark Szymanski
www.mszymanski.com
mski1957@gmail.com
Won’t you please consider joining our financial support team? You can send contributions to: United World Mission, PO Box 602002, Charlotte NC 28260-2002 and write ACCT# 11013 in the memo line. Further info about on-line giving and other programs see www.uwm.org. Thank you to our present supports that allow us to impact the many lives across the planet. Again, THANKS!
Mark Szymanski
www.mszymanski.com
mski1957@gmail.com
Won’t you please consider joining our financial support team? You can send contributions to: United World Mission, PO Box 602002, Charlotte NC 28260-2002 and write ACCT# 11013 in the memo line. Further info about on-line giving and other programs see www.uwm.org. Thank you to our present supports that allow us to impact the many lives across the planet. Again, THANKS!
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