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Opening Doors - A Love Story

OPENING DOORS – A LOVE STORY

 By: Sandi Roach for Pastor Benjamin

 

Thursday, 27 May 2010

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Persistent Persecution

PERSISTENT PERSECUTION

By Sandi Roach

It has been almost two years since Cyclone Nargis battered Myanmar.  As I think back to the events that occurred during that time I have to marvel at the Lord’s hand at work as well as grieve for the struggles of the people.

Harvesters International Ministries had made a survey trip to Myanmar in February ...

Thursday, 29 April 2010

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Hard Work Pays Off

HARD WORK PAYS OFF

By Sandi Roach

 

After a successful pastor’s and evangelist’s training session in November, there has been increases enthusiasm and hard work by the attendees for sharing the Gospel with the Buddhist people of Myanmar.  Evangelism is extremely difficult in this beautiful nation that is under the rule of a military Junta, but God is faithful and has protected those from the ...

Monday, 15 February 2010

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Athanase Habimana

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My name is Athanase Habimana. I was born in 1957 at Butumbalonge in the Masisi commune, Kivu Region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to a pagan family.

My mother was the third of my father's three wives and she had five children. Four of us are still alive, while my sister passed away. My family practiced many of the pagan ways, like worshipping idols and offering them sacrifices. They killed cows and prepared beer for them.

At the age of ten, I attended Kirumbu Primary School (Roman Catholic) in 1969. During my studies in standard six, I received baptism as ...

Saturday, 10 May 2008

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2009

Blessings Beyond Measure
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TESTIMONIES FROM MYANMAR

 

In November of 2009 Face 2 Faith Ministries of North Carolina conducted Evangelism training for five days in Myanmar.  There were 23 pastors in attendance, some of whom had to travel 4 days each way to attend the training.  The training was powerful and the pastors were most appreciative.  Below are some of the testimonies.

 

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CHOI

Firstly, I want to give thanks to God who has sent me to attend this Faith Orientation Sunday School Strategy Course.  Secondly, thank you all who support financially to be like this Training, who are instructing us and who are initiating the program.

 

Evaluation:

This is punctual in time.  Effective teaching is exemplary to me.  Even though I don’t understand in the beginning, I realized lastly about Evangelism to others for one man or with groups.  Outdoor Preaching is making me encouraged.  I know that when I stand before someone there’s an invisible pulpit.

 

AMOS

(Pastor Benjamin’s Brother-in-Law)

Benefits of Training:

This is my privilege that you have given me a chance to tell about an evaluation of the last Faith Evangelism Strategy Training.  I was blessed in every area.  For me that training was my first experience for attending for Pastor or Evangelist Training.  So, I personally think that we all gained at least the basic tools of sharing the great Salvation of Christ to the unreached people.  Moreover we had a lot of fun too.  Especially for me it was my first experience for interpretation, so I felt pleasure very much for that though I was tired

 

YOUTH PASTOR

I feel immensely thankful for the Lord to learn new tactic for Evangelism in our country.  I thank God for sending Team to equip us for effective evangelism amongst Buddhists.  I appreciate your time, money and materials; your love to God and burning desire for extension of His kingdom in Myanmar.  It is indispensable to attend this Faith Orientation Training.

 

Benefits of Training:

I am encouraged by spending time with your teaching for Evangelism.  I like best such as Key Question, Transition Statement, and Presentation of the word FAITH.  Spelling out FAITH on fingers is one of the most effective tools in sharing the Gospel to non-Christians.  As I have been going outreach to Buddhist Areas, it is a new tool for me Evangelism.  I do hope that FAITH VISIT OUTLINE is a weapon to win the lost souls and then put them into the body of Christ.  I am pleased with going for evangelizing in afternoon section.  Thanks for your participation in this section as well.

 

As you can see from these testimonies, the pastors and evangelists of Myanmar are thirsty for training and are eager to share regardless of their personal safety.  It is a privilege and an honor to assist these men in fulfilling their calling by the Lord.  We are praying that there may be more training and materials available to them in the future.  We also pray that they are invisible to those who would seek to persecute them for sharing the Gospel message.

 

We thank the team from North Carolina who conducted the training and left such a powerful impression on the pastors.