We’re off and running with the 4th annual Concert of Prayer. There’s still time to sign up and receive daily prayer points in your inbox, or you can access the prayer information here.
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Day 1 – Prayer for the Eng family
Day 2 – Prayer for the Anderson family
Day 3 – Prayer for the Niforatos family
By Shannon Coenen
Wakiso Worship Centre, just outside the capital city of Kampala, Uganda, is in the process of building on their newly purchased land. The plans include a church, community water well and multipurpose community outreach center.
What is unusual about this building project is the need for flushing toilets. Most Ugandan toilets are pit latrines, or better known as “squatty potties” where a hole is dug in the ground. However, the water table is quite high on this land and there is need to protect the water for the community well being built by the church.
We only need $3600 more to complete the toilet facilities for this church, which will meet the city requirements for the church to inhabit the building and protect the water table for the whole community.
It’s almost time once again!!!On May 20th, we’ll begin our annual Concert of Prayer, a time where all of GOF spends time praying for the world. We’ve seen miraculous answers to prayer through this event — healings, salvations, open doors. This time of prayer is critical to what we believe and do here at GOF and we want you to join us!!!
By signing up, you will receive daily prayer points that will guide you through the day’s topic. You’ll also have opportunity to provide feedback about what the Lord is teaching you and leading you to pray during this Concert of Prayer.
By Dean Niforatos
I have just returned from my third trip in a year to Malawi. The Jesus revival continues! From the outreaches and two church plants last year, there is lasting fruit and miracles happening as people testify about what Jesus did for them. There is also ongoing revival as a result of our ministry in the established churches in the capital city of Lilongwe.
My recent trip was to a strategic and anointed church called Christian Worship Center, led by a powerfully anointed visionary, Pastor Charles Makata. The outreach saw many repenting at the altar as the church went outside its own walls and held the meeting outdoors. Jesus kept the rains away, but poured out His Spirit!! More than 100 people will filled with the Spirit, healings of all kinds abounded, and Pastor Makata reports even now that the revival is continuing and growing. read more…
By Shannon Coenen
So much of missions work is dealing with the unexpected — and there always seem to be an unexpected blessing that follows the unexpected situation.
For example, we were planning to travel from Kenyara, South Sudan (near the Uganda/South Sudan border) to Bor, South Sudan in 8 hours. However, a bridge left an unexpected hole in our oil pan. Or was it so unexpected? One of the team members had a vision the night before of that particular van losing oil. So when the problem was discovered – thankfully before any engine damage occurred – we realized that perhaps this wasn’t so unexpected after all and that the Lord was up to something. read more…
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