Showing posts with label Intercession. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intercession. Show all posts

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Intercession Northern Thailand/Cambodia Outreach


The Northern Thailand/Cambodia team is 6 students and 2 staff members. 









To Bangkok, Thailand: 


  • To work with the MST Project which is working toward ending the demand of sex slavery. 
  • To work with the A-Mane English Center teaches English with a Christian focus through using the bible. 
  • To work at The Shelter which brings in children from off the street to go through drug therapy. 
  • To work with the Ruth Center is taking care of elderly people who were on the streets. 

To Cambodia: 


  • To work with women and children at risk
To Pattaya, Thailand: 


  • To work with slum ministries
  • To put on a kids club


*Pictures from Google Images

Friday, December 14, 2012

Intercession India/Nepal Outreach

The India and Nepal team is made up of 8 staff members and 11 students.

Some of the team. The two babies are not going (and neither is the guy with the Santa hat in the back). Also two of the students are not in the picture. This was taken last night at our Christmas Love Feast (ugly sweater theme), just in case you are wondering. 


Jan. 1st-21st:

  • To Nepal- Ministry to women in brothels







Jan. 22nd-28th:

  • Some will go to Kolkata, India to work with street kids.




Jan. 29th-Feb. 21st:
  • To Pune, India- Hope of Glory Children's Home to work with rescued street kids. Work at Santvana, which is an AIDS home. Red light district to work in a preschool and do brothel ministry. 




*Pictures from Google Images

Saturday, December 8, 2012

Intercession Uganda Outreach



Here is an overview of what our team will be doing in Uganda! We will mostly be working with children in various children's homes. We will travel to about 4 different cities and be working with several YWAM bases, and several other ministries. Please pray that the rest of our funds come in before the end of the month, several of us on our team still need between $800-$3,000. We have already seen God provide in so many ways and we know He will continue to. So we need to pray that God will stir hearts to donate and give us wisdom in how to continue fundraising. 




I am so excited to return to Uganda and be with the precious children there again! We will be able to do many different things with the kids, but we will need prayer for energy, wisdom on how to share the Gospel most effectively, and good health. So please keep our team in your prayers! Thanks! 

To Jinja:

YWAM Hopeland- put on a kids camp for the kids without sponsors.





To Soroti:

YWAM Soroti- work in a children's home for children with HIV/AIDS, and work with previous child soldiers.




To Mbiko (Outside of Jinja):

St. Ameria's- Work in the children's home with 100 kids and little staff. 






To Kampala:


Loving 1 By 1- Work with refugee children from Sudan.



Ray of Hope- work with their child sponsorship program, and in their medical center.


Kirabo Seeds- work in their children's home, and see their sponsorship program.

(I may get to meet my sponsor child Stella!!) 


Stella


Loving Hearts Babies Homelove on beautiful babies! 
(I visited this home in 2010)


Derrick (Now Benjamin) 2010

Holding Mercy (now Amelia) in 2010

Of course all the babies that were there in 2010 are no longer there, because they've been adopted!
There will be about 15 new little ones there!



If you'd like to donate toward our Uganda team or me specifically you can do so through paypal (there's a "donate" button on my sidebar). Also you can send in a check. Message me for my address. 

Thanks! 

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Intercession Northern Thailand/Bruma Outreach Team

Thailand Flag
Burma Flag

This year's Northern Thailand/Burma team is made up of 18 students and staff led by the Martin family (with a 2 year old). 

Unfortunately, I can't find a picture of all of them together, but when I find one I will add it.

Please keep them in your prayers as they travel to Thailand and Burma. 

Here is an overview of what they will be doing there: 


  • To Mae Sai, Thailand to work at the Myanmar border, with an orphanage, to minister to people living in a garbage dump, with the Burmese street kids, and North Korean refugees.

Google Images

Burmese street kids (Google Images)

Life in a garbage dump (Google Images)


  • To Chiang Mai to do evangelism and work with medical clinics, bring medical supplies to the hill tribes, share the gospel at a cafe, and work at a boys home. 

Google Images

Google Images
Google Images



  • To Mae Sot to work in Burmese refugee camps, pray for the people in hospitals. 
Google Images

Refugee Camp (Google Images)









Intercession Mexico Outreach

(Google Images)


This year's Mexico outreach team is made up of 5 students and the Stenson family of 5 (with 3 young children). 

(Rieneke, Sam, Emily, Katie, Maria, Becca, Leif, Elliot, John, and Annie)

Please keep them in your prayers as they travel to Mexico. 


Here is an overview of what they will be doing there: 


Juarez (Google Images)


Children of Rancho Los Amigos (Goggle Images)




  • To Creel to work with local churches. 

Beauty of Creel (Google Images)
Children of Creel (Google Images)
Creel (Google Images)



Google Images


  • To D.F. (Mexico City) to work with the new YWAM base there who reaches out to street kids.
Google Images


Google Images


Street Children in Mexico City (Google Images)










Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Intercession Part 2

North Korea

History: 
  • 1945 the Japanese were defeated in WWII and Korea was divided at the 38th parallel
  • Soviet Union administered the North
  • Korean War started in 1950, ended in 1953 with basically no movement in the border. 
Google images

Religion: 
  • Pyongyang was the center of Christian activity until 1945. 
  • 3,000 churches were demolished
  • 50,000-70,000 Christians were put in prison camps
  • Most pastors were killed or kicked out
  • North Korea has the most severe persecution of Christians in all the world.
The children are taught to perform. (Google Images)

Prayer Points:
  • China's relationship with N.K.'s refugees
  • Christians imprisoned in N.K.
  • Human rights/oppression/children
  • Tourism (it's a way to get into the country because they are desperate for money)/ open doors for ministries
  • Leadership/Government
  • The King, Kim Jong-Un and his wife
Google images

  • Reconciliation with South Korea
  • Lies vs. Truth
  • True worship instead of idol worshiping
  • Freedom/peace
  • That the Truth will set them free
  • Unity