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As you know by now, God is moving and doing great things as we continue with ministry here in Rwanda and Malawi next week. Over the last several days, already more than 5000 people have prayed to receive Christ into their lives as Lord and Savior. We are doing everything possible working with the churches here in Butare to make sure everyone is connected to a church. Thank you for continuing to pray.

With a few more days of evangelistic outreach to go that will touch every segment of the society here in Butare, we are anticipating that as many as 10,000 people will have made decisions for Christ by Sunday evening. What a joy!

Already 30,000 people have been ministered to here in Rwanda over the past four days. This is in addition to the large stadium events that are still to be held this weekend! 

Besides continuing to pray for us, we are greatly in need of financial resources in order to complete this work successfully. I request you to consider a generous gift that will go toward this mission and help us cover a $ 9,000 shortfall in our outreach budget. Please help us finish this work that we have started and bring glory to God. Would you prayerfully consider making a tax deductible contribution to help us reach Rwanda and Malawi for Christ? You can scroll down and click the donation button on the right.  Thank you and God bless you very abundantly.

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