Nadeem Massey, June 29, 2010

She is receiving the Word of God with so much reverence. Though they are the poorest of the world, they have great faith and love for Lord Jesus Christ
Dear Friends,
Here is the album of our 3rd Mission Day!
This time Lord took us to the Most Unreached area. Christians live very poor life without any facility and comfort. We believe Word of God we deliver there will bless them.
Thanks for your prayers and support to enable us continue this great mission.
I have taken photos to share with you the journey. You will see rice fields where Christians work for very little wage. The children of these poor farmers spend their days in the fields, bare-footed in such heat. They have no school education, no parental care, no future planning and no future. You will see a Christian man making bricks of mud in the hot sun.
LIFE OF THE DESTITUTE: You can see village houses made out of mud. I saw such houses in my childhood, but life around us has developed much, but these people are still living in mud made houses. You can see the outdoor kitchen of one house where they use dung cakes as fuel.
These were the most unreached people in our three mission visits we have made recently. They live in a far village, just eight families. No one goes to them to encourage them in Jesus. They were very happy to receive the Bibles, scriptural booklets and pamphlets.
BRINGING LOVE & HOPE: The wonderful people of these poor villages were very surprised that there was no charge for the materials we were bringing to them. One lady told us that in her lifetime, “no one has gifted her anything like this.” We praise God that He took us to these villages. Another poor old lady was surprised to see us offering her to get Bible and books, she said she “has no money to purchase these and her children are not at home yet”, we told her that these are free gifts from all of you from Calvary Chapel Pakistan Missions. Over and over, when we give the free booklets and pamphlets, first of all they ask “what is the price?” and many say, “oh, I don’t have money to purchase these. We explain at every door what these books are about, and what these pamphlets say, and how these all can help people grow as sound Christians.” We don’t want to miss anyone, so we reach even one or two Christian families in any corner.
Most of the people go to work in the day time, and in one photo you will see we are explaining to an old man what these pamphlets say. Mr. Arif is asking him to give those to his children and he said that he would. In other photos, old ladies are receiving the booklets and pamphlets for their family.
CAR REPAIR WHILE ON THE WAY: You can see that our little car had some problems during the journey. We were able to get it repaired and continue on our way. We praise God that this little car is still getting us to the people that the Lord would have us see.
PRAISE & PRAYER: We are thankful to God for all our friends and donors who have given us prayer and financial support. We are thankful for World Missionary Press and Institute of Religious Research (I.R.R.) for wonderful Christian Literature which we use in our mission trips. All Glory to God for His marvelous works and the fruit of this ministry.
We ask you to pray for these dear people that the seeds we have planted would fall upon fertile soil. We ask you to pray God will strengthen them spiritually that they may live lives pleasing to Him. We ask you to pray God will provide special protection and provision for their lives.
These are His precious people, the sheep of His pasture.
May God bless and keep them. Please pray for them.
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She is receiving the Word of God with so much reverence. Though they are the poorest of the world, they have great faith an dlove for Lord Jesus Christ
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