Teaching animal husbandry on our farm will involve not only chickens but also goats. In Mozambique, goat is the most popular meat after fish and chicken. We want to begin establishing a small goat herd which will be utilized for multiple purposes, including education.
The heart of our mission is to build relationships, lead others to a knowledge of their identity in Christ, make disciples, and bring hope to the lost and hurting people of the world.
From Mozambicans ministering in the U.S. to Americans ministering in Mozambique, our missions and ministry programs are a partnership of two very different cultures working cooperatively to encourage each other as we make disciples of all nations.
Of the 12 million children in Mozambique, 1 in 8 are orphans. Many of whom are in the care of neighbors or extended family with many children of their own. We help bring hope to these children and families through food assistance and ministry.
Many Mozambicans die of easily treatable illnesses like malaria, due to lack of healthcare access and not being able to afford the most basic treatments. Our mobile medical outreaches allow us to offer a much-needed service while also sharing the love of Jesus.
We are excited to announce, “Giving Hope,” a 12-hour ministry marathon and fundraiser taking place on Friday, May 30, 2025, at Grace Community Assembly in Branson, Missouri, from 12:00 noon and ending at 12:00 midnight (CDT). This powerful event will also be live streamed worldwide to bring together thousands in worship, prayer, and generosity to support vital ministry projects.
A pastor’s wife in Mozambique suffered a severe infection after cutting her finger while preparing dinner. Due to inadequate medical care at the local hospital, one of our nursing students helped arrange for proper treatment at home, ultimately saving her finger and hand. This intervention highlights the importance of access to basic first aid and the impact of community support in providing essential medical care.
As 2025 begins, Susan and I are embracing God’s call to rest in Him despite the challenges of last year, including financial struggles and ministry setbacks in Mozambique. Resting in God means fully surrendering to His will and trusting His faithfulness, even amid new trials. To anyone facing hardships, I encourage you to trust Him, keep your eyes on His promises, and find peace in His sovereignty.
