Piotr Zaremba and his K5N Church in Poznan, Poland is experiencing a good problem…
Facing the Odds: A Cinderella Story in the Making
In December 2014, ITMI’s Jahim Buli felt led of God to have “open air” evangelistic meetings in his community outside Juba, South Sudan. God so richly blessed the harvest of souls, that…
Reunited: A Long-lost son hears from his mother after 20 years.
Rebecca was widowed in an attack on her village near Juba – in what was then the country of Sudan. She and other women from her village were captured and forced to…
South Sudanese boy separated from family at age 11 is reunited with his mother!
“Since he was 11 years old and just separated from all family, Jahim has faithfully prayed for his mother’s safety and salvation.” Each month it is difficult to decide which of the many stories to share with our ITMI team. This story came in just at press time and it will warm your heart and have […]
Why Do We Do What We Do?
This article first appeared in the March 2015 edition of ITMI Monthly. Why do we feed the poor? They stink. Why do we care for widows and orphans? They have diseases and miseries of every kind. Why do we go to dangerous and semi-closed countries to evangelize and disciple the persecuted? We could get a […]
An Open Letter to Government Officials
This article originally appeared in the February 1 edition of ITMI Monthly. The Dear Team letter from ITMI Director, Steve Evers is a regular feature of ITMI Monthly, where supporters get to be encouraged by hearing directly from Steve. Greetings ITMI family, we are so grateful for all your faithful support, encouragement and continuing testimony of helping […]
A Story of God’s Miraculous Protection
Towards the end of the 2014 summer, Jahim contacted Steve and said “…the Hammer is missing!” His family knew not of his whereabouts. Jahim could not get in contact with him. None of his associates knew where he was. He had disappeared.
What’s So Special About Libeko?
ITMI partners, Timothy Keller and Gerhard le Roux, traveled with Director, Steve Evers, and John Jere to remote Lukulu, Zambia earlier this fall. These are their reflections:
Shattered
Not long ago, Slawek’s alcohol-induced tantrums estranged him from his family. He was unable to hold a steady job in the shifting construction market. His entire life’s work, everything he’s been working so hard to build, turned into a million tiny, almost un-reconstructable pieces.
There’s a growing group in every Polish city that used to be unreachable. Now, we’re reaching them.
A doctor works in Poland on the weekdays, then hops to Ireland over the weekend for a marathon of back-to-back surgeries. Students patchwork their degrees from universities in Portugal, Switzerland, and France while logging charity work in Latin America.Businesspeople arrive in a city only for a day to cinch a well-timed deal, then are off to the next thing. How can those embracing the modern, mobile world be reached and connected to God’s people and His Word?
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