Giving from the Heart A poor Congolese family learns about Jesus and shares with their community. The greatest generosity is sometimes seen in the poorest of people. The Bible tells the story of a poor widow who put two mites into the treasury. Jesus said that she gave more than all, because she gave all she had. Th is same …
According to the world clock, planet earth just passed 7.5 billion in population. There have been approximately 100,300,00 new babies born in our world to date. There have been more than 41,000,000 people that have gone to the grave just this year. With so much more people added to our planet and millions going the grave without a knowledge of …
It is always nice to have an advocate—someone who will speak up on your behalf. In some situations, though, it is not just nice to have an intercessor; it is essential. I am so thankful that this is exactly what Jesus is for us today. We find beautiful promises throughout Scripture: “We have an advocate with the Father, Jesus …
A new year has dawned again: a new year to labor for the Master, a new year to prepare to our heavenly home, a new year to seek to hasten our Lord’s soon return. With the many challenges laying before us, we must learn to trust and hope in the God of hope. Sometimes, we focus on the challenges and …
My name is Elisha Vande Voort, and as the newest member of the Congo Frontline Mission (CFM) team I am sharing with you some about myself and my experiences here. I was born in 1981 and raised in a godly Christian home on a farm near New Sharon, Iowa. For the past ten years I have managed and operated …
En Avant! (Forward!) A Report on the Work in Congo The command of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to the disciples of all ages, given just before He returned to His Father, was to make known His infinite love for mankind. His apostles did the job, and there are still faithful disciples obeying this commission. Here are the testimonies …
A Thousand Ways Rain, cold, and snow make for a long winter. How good that we have a Heavenly Father, who never changes His love toward poor sinners as we are! He is the sole helper when the bad days, spoken of by the wise king Solomon, come. And those bad days really came during this wintertime. Nevertheless, God cares …
July 1, 2010 For us Americans, the major summer holiday is nearly here—the 4th of July. While our nation remembers its birth by igniting gunpowder in various forms, how much greater of an “Independence Day” we have to anticipate! In the Hebrew economy, every fiftieth year was a grand jubilee. “And ye shall hallow the fiftieth year, and proclaim liberty …
That My House May Be Filled Part 2—Needs, Local Industry and Personal Testimonies January 30, 2010 What happened last week: Brother Joel Mapamu took a one-month missionary tour among the poverty-stricken villages in the Sankuru Province in central Democratic Republic of Congo. The congregations in these villages are growing rapidly. Three villages have already benefited from the building of simple …
That My House May Be Filled Part 1—Missionary Trip to Central Congo January 23, 2010 Knowing we are in the last days and that the plan of salvation will soon be accomplished and every case decided for eternal life or death, we decided to go to the villages of Sankuru Province in the middle of the Democratic Republic of Congo, …
