Praise be to God, who is always faithful. His mercies never fail! We give Him all the glory for the work He is doing in and through the ministry here in our country. It is only by His grace that we continue to see lives touched, hearts transformed, and the Gospel being shared in both word and deed.

We also want to take a moment to thank you—our dear friends, prayer partners, and supporters. Your prayers, encouragement, and sacrificial giving have played a vital role in advancing the mission here. Whether it’s through your intercession, financial support, or simply standing with us in spirit, please know that your partnership is making an eternal impact.



Our country is a land of great need but also great opportunity for the Kingdom of God. Amid brokenness, hardship, and spiritual hunger, we are seeing God move in powerful ways—restoring families, drawing hearts to Christ, and raising up new leaders for His glory.

I wanted to take a moment to share a wonderful testimony from a recent visit that truly reminded me of how powerfully the Lord is still working in hearts today.

Ministering to Catholic Families

This past week, I had the opportunity to visit a Catholic family and spend some time in fellowship with them. With openness and kindness, they welcomed me into their home. As we shared stories and conversations, I felt the Holy Spirit gently guiding our time together.

By God’s grace, I was able to clearly share the Gospel — the message of salvation through Jesus Christ alone, by grace through faith. They listened attentively and responded with such sincerity and interest. Their hearts were tender, and there was a genuine openness to the truth of God’s Word.

I’m thankful to say that they responded positively to the Gospel. While this is just the beginning of their journey, I believe God has planted seeds that will continue to grow and bear fruit in their lives. We are praying that the Spirit continues to draw them closer, gives them clarity, and surrounds them with truth and love as they seek to know Jesus more deeply.

Please continue to pray for this family — that the light of Christ would shine brightly in their hearts and home.Please also pray for boldness and compassion in all our conversations, trusting that the Lord prepares hearts long before we speak.

Home Visits 

This month, I had the opportunity to visit several homes in our community. As I stepped into these spaces, I was met with the reality of many messy and broken lives. I spoke with families who are struggling deeply—some battling with sin, and others facing heartbreaking situations, including women suffering abuse at the hands of their husbands.

These visits were not easy, but they were necessary. In the midst of the pain, I saw hearts that are longing for hope and change. I was able to sit with them, listen, and most importantly, share the Gospel of Jesus Christ–the good news that He meets us in our brokenness, that His love redeems, and that there is true freedom and healing in Him.

Please continue to pray for these families. Pray that God’s light will shine in the dark places, that hearts will be softened, and that lasting transformation will take place. Pray also that we, as the Body of Christ, continue to go where it’s messy, where it’s hard, and bring the love and truth of Jesus with us.

Testimony of a Women Who Is Coming to Our Church

I want to share a powerful and deeply moving story that reflects both the pain some are silently enduring and the unshakable faith that God gives in the midst of suffering.

A woman who has been coming to our church for 6 years with her children is walking through an incredibly difficult and heartbreaking season. She is experiencing ongoing abuse and threats from her husband, who has told her not to come to church or bring their children. Despite this pressure and pain, she continues to come. She chooses to worship God with a sincere heart, even while facing opposition at home.

What has impacted me and my wife most is her unwavering faith. In the midst of all this, she is full of faith and continues to trust the Lord. She believes God is with her and is holding on to His promises, even when everything around her feels uncertain. We had the privilege of sitting with her, listening, and encouraging her through the Word of God. It was a humbling moment to witness someone so committed to Jesus despite such suffering.

Please pray for her and her children—that God will protect them, strengthen them, and bring peace and healing into their home. Let us also pray for her husband. Pray that his heart will be changed by the love and truth of Christ.

This sister’s story is a testimony of faith under fire. Pray also that we, as her church family, surround her with love, support, and constant prayer. May we be reminded to remain faithful, even when the road is hard—just as she has shown us. 

Update and Prayer Request About Our Daughter

Recently, our daughter fell from a 2 foot wall and fractured her hand. It has been a difficult time for her, as she has been in a lot of pain. We took her to the doctor, and they placed a plaster cast on her arm to help it heal properly.

She has been very brave through it all, but as parents, it is never easy to see your child in pain. We’re trusting God for a full and quick recovery. We would truly appreciate your prayers for her—both for healing and for strength and comfort as she goes through this process.

Wedding Update

It’s been a wonderful season of celebration. I am grateful to share that I had the privilege of being part of two special weddings recently—both involving young leaders who are faithfully serving the Lord.

The first was the wedding of AV* and P*. AV*, a committed servant of God and a graduate of Calvary Bible Institute, has been actively involved in ministry. It was a joy to share a message at their wedding ceremony, pointing to the cross as the foundation of true love. I reminded them—and all who were present—that a strong marriage begins and thrives when built on the sacrificial, covenant love of Christ.

I also had the honor of preaching at the wedding of A* and G*. A*, who is also a Calvary Bible Institute graduate and faithful in ministry, entered into this new season with a heart ready to serve God together with his wife. I shared a message encouraging them to keep Christ at the center of their marriage and to reflect the Gospel through their daily lives together.

Both of these young men have dedicated their lives to the service of the Kingdom. It is a joy to see them stepping into marriage with women who are ready to walk alongside them in faith and ministry.

Please continue to lift up AV* & P* and A* & G* in your prayers. May their homes be full of God’s presence, wisdom, and love—and may their marriages be fruitful in the work of the Lord.

Sharing the Gospel to the Transgender 

While traveling recently, we stopped for a short break to have some Chai. During that simple moment, God gave us a powerful opportunity. I met a transgender person. As we began to talk, the conversation turned toward faith. I shared the love and hope found in Jesus—the One who sees us completely and still chooses to love and redeem us.

As we spoke, I felt the Holy Spirit prompting me to ask if I could pray for him. He responded with a smile and said yes. After we prayed, he asked me to keep praying for him, which truly moved my heart. It was a reminder that no one is outside the reach of God’s love and that every soul is precious to Him.

Please join me in praying for him—that the seeds of the Gospel planted in that moment will grow, and that he will come to know the fullness of God’s grace and truth.

The Gospel is for all people, and God often works in the most ordinary places—even at a roadside Chai stop. Let us stay sensitive to His leading and faithful in sharing His love wherever we go. Let us never forget: the Gospel is for everyone. No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace.

Ministering in Other Churches in Our Neighboring State

I got the opportunity to minister in two churches in a neighboring state this past week. It was a great joy to teach from the Word of God and strengthen believers in their walk with Jesus.

In one of the churches, I shared from the life of the church in Thessalonica. We looked at how they endured great suffering yet remained strong in their faith. Even in the midst of trials, they held onto the hope of Christ and became an example to other believers. It was a powerful reminder that we are called to stand firm, no matter what we face—because our hope is not in circumstances, but in the Lord.

In the second church, I taught on the importance of growing in the Word of God. Just as healthy plants need deep roots, believers need to be rooted in Scripture to grow strong and bear fruit. I encouraged the church to remain in the Word daily, allowing it to shape their hearts, renew their minds, and guide their steps.



Please continue to pray for these churches—that they would endure faithfully like the Thessalonians, and grow deeply in their love and understanding of God’s Word.

Prayer Points: 

1. Please pray that our family continues to grow in our walk with the Lord. Pray for deeper spiritual maturity, unity, and a stronger hunger for God’s presence and Word in our daily lives.
2. Pray for the preparations for our next Bible college semester beginning in August. Ask the Lord to guide every detail—teaching, students, resources—and to use this semester to raise up strong, faithful disciples.
3. We are praying for more committed and Spirit-led staff to join us in the Bible college. Pray that God will bring the right people to help with teaching, mentoring, and serving in this important work.
4. Please pray for our brothers who are faithfully serving in different regions, sharing the Gospel and making disciples. Ask God to protect them, provide for them, and empower them through the Holy Spirit as they labor in the harvest field.

May the Lord richly bless you—your family, your work, and your walk with Him. I pray He continues to use you as a channel of His grace, and that you also experience the joy of being part of His Kingdom work.

Thank you for standing with us. We are deeply grateful.

In Christ,

Pastor 6 and Family



“How can we thank God enough for you in return for all the joy we have in the presence of our God because of you”

1 Thessalonians 3:9