Growing Faith in the Flood Season: Ministry Advancing in the Amazon

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Ministry in a Challenging Season

Amid rising waters and increased illness (including dengue, malaria, and flu), the ministry continues faithfully. Despite difficult conditions, the team sees God’s provision as river levels rise again, allowing transportation and construction work to resume. [Newsletter 23-4 | PDF]

Seminary Training & Spiritual Formation

The first semester was completed through an intensive six-week session:

  • 11 students committed to rigorous daily training, including early morning prayer and evening classes

  • New emphasis on Scripture memorization and prayer training

  • A youth Bible conference and the 12th graduation ceremony strengthened both students and local communities

These efforts reflect a growing focus not just on education, but on deep spiritual formation. [Newsletter 23-4 | PDF]

Church Planting & Mission Activity

Church construction and ministry outreach continue across multiple villages:

  • Several church dedications were celebrated with visiting mission teams

  • Ongoing construction projects are advancing in remote communities despite logistical challenges

  • Local believers are actively contributing labor and resources, demonstrating strong ownership of the mission

Sustainable Development & Community Impact

Our agricultural initiatives continue to expand:

  • Poultry, livestock, and fish farming operations are producing food and income

  • These efforts are creating jobs and supporting long-term sustainability

  • A new clean water filtration system has been installed, improving daily life for students and missionaries

Ongoing Prayer & Vision

We hope to continue to pursue our long-term vision of raising leaders, planting churches, and strengthening communities, while seeking prayer for:

  • Continued spiritual growth and training resources

  • Completion of church construction projects

  • Facility improvements and financial sustainability

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