A Real Missionary
Rorive is thrilled that God has used him to lead people to baptism. He has an important question to ask everyone who goes to church on Sabbath. “If God used me, why couldn’t He use you?”
Gabon
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“It’s Burning!”
“Every time I ask God for something, He answers me. I asked the Lord to deliver me from my madness, and He delivered me.”
Gabon
Power of a Song
“I don’t know how to thank you. You taught me the truth when I didn’t know anything about it.”
Gabon
The Big Fight
“Fighting is for animals,” Aggee said, and quietly walked away. With God’s help, his days of having a short temper were over.
Gabon
Everything Went Black
When Brilland stepped through the front door of the cathedral, he went blind. Everything was dark. He couldn’t see a thing. And he felt really hot.
Gabon
A Falling Bottle
Sitting down on a white plastic chair, Priel opened a Christian book and began to read. Not more than five minutes later, he heard a noise from upstairs.
Gabon
Praying in Jesus’ Name
Father and Mother love talking to God so much that they named their three children after the French word for “prayer,” or “priere.” The oldest boy is Priel; the second child, a girl, is Priella; and the youngest girl is Pricilia.
Gabon
Praying for Pets
Cyprus is a very challenging place to share Jesus. The Seventh-day Adventist Church has only 103 members on this Mediterranean island of 1.1 million people.
Cyprus
Missionary Kid
Emmanuel lives in Cyprus, and he is much more than a missionary kid. Although only 9, he is a missionary, too. His words and actions tell the neighbors about Jesus. Even his name reminds them of Jesus. Emmanuel means “God with us.”
Cyprus
Finding a Home
At the airport, Mother motioned to Uncle, who was her brother, and to Auntie, her sister. “Choose which family you want to live with,” she told Rennie.
Cyprus
Peaceful Sister
Jelena and her sister started praying under a blanket in Jelena’s room. They left the house to study the Bible together. Even when it rained, they stood under an umbrella and read the Bible on the street.
Serbia
Poisoned Tom
“God is great, and He hears prayers from us young children,” Ema said. “Thank you, Jesus, for protecting both us and our pets.”
Serbia