The sports outreach to South Sudanese gang members operated by ITMI’s Lazarus Yezinai continues to yield exciting fruit. …
Reaching Gang Members with the Gospel in South Sudan
It was the morning of April 15, when residents of Khartoum, Sudan awoke to the pandemonium that would eventually kill thousands and displace over 2 million. …
Project Joseph: A Great Opportunity to Make Disciples
“This Project Joseph food distribution has given us a great opportunity to make disciples.” …
How ITMI Supporters Made a Resounding Impact in the Life of a South Sudanese Orphan
“My life is different,” she said, her dark, wide-spaced eyes reflecting her happiness, despite being an orphan in one of the worst places on earth to be orphaned. …
Dear Team: Feeling Weary? You’re Not Alone
There are some visitors that I love when they come to visit. There are others that, at face value, are not so welcome when they drop in unexpectedly. One of the not-so-welcome visitors is this expressionless, somewhat dark character called…
Saved During SALT Teaching
ITMI’s Lazarus Yezinai was invited to the remote community of Wau, South Sudan to encourage 46 pastors with Biblical training. Lazarus taught Chapter 1 from the Seven Areas of Life Training (SALT) material. …
Reach Gang Members with Good News Through Partnership with ITMI
When ITMI’s Lazarus Yezinai crossed paths with a gang that roamed the Kugi residential area in Juba, South Sudan, he learned many of their sad stories.Some had voluntarily left their parents’ home because of…
Merry Christmas from Your ITMI Partners!
We asked our partners to share some of the ways Jesus’ kingdom was advanced this year. We hope you are encouraged by their answers and the special messages they have for you!
7 Reasons ITMI Partners are Giving Thanks
When ITMI Director, Steve Evers visited Stone Hill, Dr. Kuhn expressed his desire to…
“I Never Thought I’d Own a Blanket!”
Blankets are commonplace for many of us. We have extras hiding in our closets and attics. They aren’t difficult to come by here in America. But for the impoverished in South Sudan, where inflation drives the price of this “luxury” out of reach for most of the population, a blanket is something they never imagined they could own.
