Excitement, worry, questions, mixed with joy and enthusiasm: this is how we started our journey to Africa on August 14. You may wonder why now? Why all the way to Africa? The answer is very simple: God’s wonderful and perfect will. Only now, when I look back, do I realize… Continue reading…
Hello! My name is Denisa and I am part of the Hope for the Future volunteer team. We are now on day six of our ministry in Malawi and I was challenged to share some thoughts on my personal experience from this ministry. Truth be told, I find it very… Continue reading…
In August this year I will lead a team of 6 young Romanians, on their very first mission trip! They’re all young, full of potential and with a heart ready to hear God’s calling in their lives. I need your help to open this door for them. Maybe one of… Continue reading…
Thursday, Feb. 16 we delivered a truck load of corn in the village of Nasedegu, a place where people from 4 other churches met: Makandanje, Mpokwa, Salimu & Thumbwalu. These people, like hundreds of thousands more in Malawi, were hit by a tropical storm back in Jan. 2022 and they’ve… Continue reading…
I wrote about Siyeni many times, both on this blog but also on Facebook. Many people have followed his story, prayed and gave, so this young man can have a chance to a better life. If you don’t know his story, allow me to briefly update you, but I will… Continue reading…
By God’s grace here we are again, with another graduation at our Tom Gentry Bible Training Center. This is the 4th generation of students and they have started in January of 2022. 16 young men started back in January and 14 have reached the end and are now on their… Continue reading…
This year’s Tropical Storm Ana has destroyed several of our church buildings in Malawi, so we’re working hard to rebuild them. Although I haven’t posted about them on this blog (I did it on our Facebook page), we’ve completed the church in Muheriwa and the one in Zomba. Next up… Continue reading…
The ministry in Malawi is growing and this means we need to travel a lot, most of the times on very bad roads. Back in 2017, after I returned from Romania, I managed to buy this small car for Stanley; he used it ever since, both for the ministry and… Continue reading…
This is an update to my previous article – Mpyupyu: education for 135 children. Breaking the cycle of poverty through education! MPYUPYU. These are 130 primary school children and 5 high schoolers in Mpyupyu and they are being kept in school for the fourth year now, by the grace of… Continue reading…
Welcome back our faithful ministry partners and supporters. I know it’s been a long time since my previous post, but I’m promising you this is about to change because I have great news: We’re revving up our engines for the next stage of the ministry!!! If you remember my post… Continue reading…
