Pray
Pray for Katherine and Wayne Niles serving in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, bringing help in the name of Jesus.

Wayne serves as the in-country finance officer for several health projects and manages the DEVRU project, which helps Congolese fight starvation with disease resistant and high protein food crops, and works with Congolese farmers to generate income for many decades with a new variety of palm tree that produces abundant oil. Katherine serves with Congolese Christian health professionals and grassroots community leaders. Their goals are to reduce Congo’s maternal and child mortality rates …

Pray for Kit Ripley and the staff of the New Life Center in Thailand that has now moved to a new location in Chiang Mai.

Kit provides direct clinical care for survivors of trauma including sexual abuse, human trafficking and domestic violence through therapeutic art groups and life-skills workshops. She also promotes spiritual formation through preaching, Bible teaching and facilitating art and contemplative prayer retreats.

Pray for Kim Brown ministering to the needs of tribal people in Thailand in the name of Jesus.

Kim works with a team of indigenous leaders to manage a multi-faceted response to the needs of tribal peoples: HIV/AIDS prevention education, care for those who are HIV+ (including the …

Pray for Alise and Mark Juanes endorsed to serve tribal women and children in Thailand through discipleship and spiritual development.

Alise and Mark will serve at the House of Love and House of Blessing in Chiang Mai, Thailand. These ministries were established by IM missionary Kim Brown to serve tribal …

It takes a (large) village… / Necesitamos una (gran) aldea…

December: Have you noticed that in order to accomplish your goals, it is best to have the support of many around you? Those who love and care about you and …

Pray for Glen and Rita Chapman training Christian leaders and uplifting lives through economic development and environmental ministries in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

December will be an unstable time in Congo due to unrest over elections…
Much of the foreign population is departing by mid-month. As there is not any anti-west or anti-foreign sentiment, we feel it is safe to be tucked away at Kikongo.