Our partners have been reaching out and sharing some truly encouraging verses and thoughts with regard to the Coronavirus pandemic. Their unique perspectives and experiences plus a variety of cultural backgrounds means they’ve shared encouragement we may not have thought to remind ourselves of. These words of hope come from all parts of the Bible, yet when brought together, they are unified in the message that we can rest in His sovereignty. May they uplift and feed your spirit!
Newsbites: Jim la Rose’s Recovery, Brooke Goes to Thailand and the Latest on the Leach’s Rebuild Project
Jim la Rose’s Recovery, Brooke Goes to Thailand, Piotr and Leszek Team Up for an Important Opportunity and the Latest on the Leach’s Rebuild Project. Read the latest here!
600 See and Hear the Good News in One of Poland’s Loneliest Cities
They came from all over the city of Lodz, (pronounced “whoosh”) Poland. The elderly. The homeless. The lonely. All in one place on Christmas Eve.
A Thought I’m Pondering in Awe – A Christmas Greeting from the Wakulas
Leszek shares, “I am in awe, pondering upon the powerful thought…”
“I Could Not Believe People Like that Exist!”
Viola couldn’t believe her ears. Could this be for real?
Dear Team: Poland’s Need for Jesus in Pictures
My recent trip to Poland allowed me to see and participate in many heartwarming connections with our Polish brothers and sisters. Included below are a few of the images that I get to experience on my trip to Poland, hoping you get a better idea of what God is doing in this gospel-needy country.
Lodz, Poland Poised for Multiplication!
Two or three years ago, Ania and Leszek shifted the heart of their ministry from program-oriented to be discipleship-oriented. They began investing in people around them, sharing Jesus through relationships. Life-on-life evangelism is simple, organic way of sharing Jesus that has been shown quite fruitful in Poland. Both Leszek and Ania have been doing this for 2-3 years, and now they are beginning to see the fruit!
Leszek and Ania Wakula Serving Faithfully in Poland
Leszek Wakula’s church is considered quite large at about 150 members. This Baptist church has a long history of being faithful during the communist years, even when the communist came and confiscated their whole multi-story church buildings without any compensation.
Transitions and Transformations – Fall 2011 Update
Click here to read the Fall 2011 Update
While Waiting, We Trust
Waiting is hard. Waiting is tiring. Waiting requires trusting in God.This is how I would describe our life and ministry at the moment. For more than 2 years we have been in the process of reconstruction of our Community Center. The building we received from the city authorities, which we redesigned to serve Community […]
