Finding people of peace

Here is a testimony from one of our Honduran team members. This is as current as it gets. This happened in November. This is one of our most effective 2 person cpm coaching teams, 2 Honduran brothers named Jacobo and Adiel. Jacobo is telling this story:


One day in the month of November Jacobo and Adiel were in a village called Cosiris, of San Juan , Department of Intibuca. I, Jacobo, was working on my motorcycle when I noticed a young man named Hector, walking towards me. I left what I was doing and rose up to meet him. Hector was a salesman from a village in the department of Lempira.
I immediately began to talk with him about the Bible studies we do and began to explain to him how they work. I trained him on the spot on how to do the Bible studies with the Megavox. I then gave him a Megavox. After talking to him for a good long time he invited us to his home.
So for two hours we road the motorcycles on horrible, horrible roads until we made it to his village. As soon as we arrived some people rushed out and began to say you guys are sent from God. No one else knew that we had talked to Hector about the Bible studies. A group began to gather and I said would you like to have a Bible study. They said yes. So enough people showed up that we were able to have our first Bible study with them. Twelve people came to the Bible study. We had a really good Bible study. This was how it all begin with them.


This testimony of finding a person of peace (Hector) and beginning a Discovery Bible Study is an example of how God is opening doors in the HCPM project.

Pray for the workers Jacobo and Adiel, the Strategy team, Randy and Keith Travis, and the people of peace (like Hector) as well as the people in this new DSB.

As the Lord leads this Holiday season, consider giving a financial gift to help the HCPM project move forward. Gifts can be sent to:
WME
PO Box 790
Benton, KY
ATTN:
HCPM Project

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