A busy Fall and An INVITATION

Dear Partner,

As Summer comes to an end, we have passed the halfway point in this year.  God is moving mightily!  This year in the first 6 months Almost 2,000 New Groups and Churches were planted with the INSTAR project in Central America! Our statistics are showing us that on average, about 34 people are coming to Christ and being water Baptized EACH DAY!  To God be the Glory!

Our Full Time training team has been working with many people in Honduras, training and mentoring them to be obedient disciples and disciple makers!  And Disciple Making Movement Trainings and Mentoring have been carried our by our missionary team in Jamaica, Ecuador, North America, Mexico, and Malaysia (3 trainings there this year so far).  In addition we helped launch the Central and South American divisions of the 2414 Coalition in Panama in May!

Looking forward to the remainder of this year we still have Training Events planned in North Mexico, the first Native American Training in Nebraska, Jamaica, South Mexico, and Aruba.  All this is in addition to all the trainings/mentoring of the Honduran team!

But I want to especially let you know about the OCTOBER 24 ANNUAL INSTAR BANQUET!  It will begin at 6 p.m. at the Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center in Paducah, KY.  The Dinner is free, and all of our INSTAR Missionary Team will be present!  You will hear testimonies of What God is Doing, and Hear the Vision for Finishing the Great Commission in our Lifetimes!  Please be our guest and attend this Event.  We would be so honored if you would be our guest that special night!

VISIT THE WME WEBSITE TO REGISTER: worldmissionsevangelism.com
Blessings to you all!

Comments

Anonymous said…
I went last yr and heard all kinds of blessings bring made enjoyed hearing the testimony from different ones My Grandmother always said , Rome wasn’t built in a day and it does take time to spread the love of Jesus Christ , I can’t wait to be apart of this event see what God has done to encourage others bringing faith that we all need ,
Thank you for sharing! God is the most highest in my book ♥️
August 21, 2019 at 12:44 PM
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