When word of pandemic-related lockdowns first reached us, it seemed for a moment that many of our partners’ ministries would grind to a halt. Schools that were the main point of contact with needy families would be closed. Churches wouldn’t be able to gather. But quickly, ITMI’s role became clear: help our partners make the most of these God-orchestrated opportunities. Project Joseph was born.
DEAR TEAM: The Loss of a Faithful Brother
“Last month we lost one of these precious servants…”
More Project Joseph Stories and New Believers!
ITMI’s Lazarus Yezinai stood behind the off-white vehicle whose back end was loaded with large white bags containing Project Joseph food provisions for fifty-five households. He…
“The Experience Has Been Life-Changing,” says Zambian Believer.
“The experience has been life-changing…” says Given Singogo, “My prayer life has a new lease on life due to…”
Food and the Gospel for Flood Victims in South Sudan
In June of 2020, when the entire world was locking down and staying home to avoid spreading COVID-19, thousands of residents of South Sudan and Sudan living near the White Nile river were forced to leave their homes.
Lost, Detained and Interrogated for the Gospel in Angola
Peter told them the same things he’d been telling the others. He’d come to preach the Gospel. But this time, Peter’s answers didn’t satisfy them. Peter was kept in custody there for two days, then…
DEAR TEAM: Let’s Make Some Music!
Johann excelled in music from a very young age, and from there, only ascended with his music. Johann loved the scriptures also. His passion was to give his community “well-regulated church music to the glory of God,” and he would often scribble “J.J” on his blank future sheets of music: Jesu Juva (“Help me, Jesus”). Johann Sebastian Bach once responded to a compliment on his musical skills with the comment, “There is nothing very wonderful about it, you have only to hit the right notes at the right moment and the instrument does the rest.” …
The Fruit of Your Giving: Learning to Center Our Lives on Christ
Twelve South Sudanese women sat on hard, wooden benches, their shoes on the cement floor of Living Word of God Church in the Buluk section of Juba, South Sudan. …
Your Impact: More New Believers in South Sudan
Mary John clutched the arms of the forest green plastic chair she sat in.
In front of her were two more rows of chairs, occupied by twenty-nine others from her communities of Lemon Gabba and Joppa in Juba, South Sudan who’d been chosen to…
How You Can Help Reach the Needy for Under Ten Dollars
One way our partners at Onseepkans Mission have felt the Lord leading them to reach their community with the Gospel is by baking bread to distribute to the needy families among their community. Distributing bread meets an immediate, felt need and gives the le Rouxs the opportunity to share about the the Bread of Life that satisfies eternally.
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