Dear prayer partner
Lord, I love you. To you, my prayer partner, I love you. I don’t know if it is my lack of language or of it is my lack of learning, but every time I think about you, I desire to express more of my love and express more of my gratitude towards you, but find it so hard to send you my heart’s message, Lord! Bless our prayer partner. Bless with the fullness of Heaven and the wisdom of your Kingdom.
I visited North America for the last 3 weeks. Although I am an unworthy servant, through th love of many churches and men of God, I received courage. In particular, through this trip to North America, we started Café Afrika (www.cafeafrika.org) and thus invited many people to God’s ministry field of Africa. Many people shoed their interests, their love of Christ and their obedience to the Lord’s calling to be witnesses of Christ to the ends of the world. Through the beating hearts of many young adults in the many church meetings in Calgary, and the meetings in Seattle and Vancouver, I saw the Kingdom of God is near Africa and North America. Lord! they are your servants. They are your people waiting and waiting for your Kingdom to come. Listen to their prayers and let your Kingdom come on this land. Café Afrika is where people with interests in missions meet, where people of God’s kingdom, us servants of His Kingdom meet through the internet. It is a community with those who desire God’s purpose and God’s Kingdom to come and act accordingly. Please pray that many people can work together in the African ministries through playing an important role through Café Afrika.
I visit Malawi this Sunday. It is a new challenge in God’s kingdom. Through African Leadership’s Pastor’s training program, some 700 students graduated and we are organizing a seminar for these graduate students. I dream of the wonderful works He has planned every time I look at these graduate students. I take one step forward in faith praying that we will see pastors that love their country, pastors that share the voice of God within the situation that their people are in, pastors that listen for the voice of God towards their neighbors. I want to lead the Malawian Pastors to be able to think and take charge of their country, people, neighbor, and world missions through this event. Malawi’s population of 20 000 000 people suffer from poverty and disease. Please pray that Malawi’s pastors will be sensitive to His Word, that they will be strong, obedient Pastors that will establish His Kingdom in Malawi and the rest the world.
Prayer Requests:
1. There is two Pastors training seminars that lasts for 3 days, and it takes about 4-8 hours to travel. For safety on the road and good health; for the pastors to find God’s purpose and meaning towardstheir people and neighbors through the training.
2. For people of God to participate in missions through Café Afrika, and for the making a mission community that God wants through sharing, servitude and fellowship.
3. For the missionaries and local co-ordinators who serve in Khayelitsha, South Africa to love the Lord with all their hearts, to approach the lost souls with the heart of Christ, and that they will experience and share God’s Kingdom every moment.
4. The weekly increasing Children’s churches in Khayelitsha are the hope of that land. That the Children’s churches will play a key role in God’s Kingdom, and that it will be the stepping stone for change in Khayelitsha through servitude, faith and hope.
5. My son Aaron is leaving to South Korea after a long winter break. Pray that he will love the Lord and that he will study for the Kingdom, establishing his future in the arms of the Lord.
For The Kingdom ( Co-ordinators of 2010 are in the picture)
Young Ohm