A person in a catatonic state at its extreme is fairly easy to identify. Yes, that person is technically alive. They have a pulse, breathe in and out, and can even move about. But most would agree, they are not really living, nor are they experiencing the abundance of life in Christ. …
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!
Three New Believers in South Sudan
It was a Sunday morning when Vicky Waraka encountered Mary*. The 45-year-old was… *name changed for privacy It was a Sunday morning when Vicky Waraka encountered Mary*. The 45-year-old was suffering physically and spiritually. Mary was plagued by a physical issue, triggered by a rat bite earlier that year. She was unable to sleep […]
How the Lord Changed 3 Lives Using ITMI’s Vicky Waraka
Roy was in her mid-fifties when her son was stabbed by his brother and died on the way to the hospital. Later that year, she lost her husband. Then to pile pain upon suffering…
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!
Left Behind on a Runway in Sudan
Steve Evers and Tim Keller had been on the road for 8 physically, emotionally and spiritually draining weeks. For the past 10 days, they had been serving in Sudan, encouraging and challenging Sudanese believers…
Preaching the Gospel on a Muddy Adventure
It was the middle of the rainy season in South Sudan when ITMI’s Vicky Waraka and six others from Revival and Fire Church set out for the village of Lyoba.
She Lived Her Whole Life in Juba, South Sudan. Now She’s Going to India.
ITMI’s Vicky Waraka doesn’t have any biological children of her own. But in South Sudan, there are so many children in need of homes, that she has taken in children in need.
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.
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. …
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