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“This is a tool that will help me raise an army from all across the nation; an army of like-minded people who will take the gospel to the rest of the world. In our effort to mobilize the mobilizers, we now have a simple tool that gives us that platform and a launchpad to missions.” – Abel Zulu, lay church leader in Zambia

We implore you to watch this video describing one of the projects our team is involved with – representing several evangelical groups in Africa and Orlando.

Emmanuel is a pastor and seminary professor in Kenya.  He faces a difficult challenge – one which most pastors in America would love to have!  With more than 20,000 new churches in his part of the world, Emmanuel’s seminary in Kenya cannot effectively equip all the pastors needed to lead these new churches.

Brad is a lay pastor who lives in a rural environment, similar to most of the lay pastors who need this training. He lives in neighboring Tanzania, and it takes him an hour to drive from the closest paved road to h...

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Selegna is a young staff woman serving with Campus Crusade in Panama.  Scheduled to be a small group facilitator at the MinistryNet Conference we held in Bangkok in November, she knew that it would take many hours of travel to arrive at the conference.  But little did she know the extra travel adventures the Lord had in store for her.  See Selegna’s story.

Thailand was chosen as the location for our conference because we knew that staff and volunteers from over 30 different countries would be attending.  For the majority of these people – who are not Americans, Canadians nor from Western Europe – travel to any international destination can be uncertain, filled with paperwork, delays, visa requirements  and generally very frustrating.  Westerners usually receive more privileges and international travel is much easier.

We chose the location of Bangkok because it is much easier and cheaper for many of our international staff to travel there than destinations in North America.  Thailand is very open ...

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What a week in Bangalore, India! We arrived late Tuesday night (or early Wednesday morning) and will be returning home Monday.

Thanks for praying for the training.  It went very well.  We actually covered more ground than I thought we’d be able to.

How can I describe the people, the sights, the total experience here?  This video might help a bit.  I captured this on my phone while we were driving down the street – weaving around several cows just out for a stroll.

In the video, you don’t get the full range of sounds and smells that come with this city.  Here are a few word pictures which add to the story:

~ Horns honking all the time

~ Traffic is insane (the video clip doesn’t do it justice)

~ Street vendors, garbage and dogs all compete for street space

~ Warm, friendly and often quiet people

~ People are gracious in manners and service:  I haven’t been called “sir” so often ever in my life.

~ They are incredibly fast learners

~ Seems to be much chaos here, yet much productivity emerges

~ Extre...

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Wesley (from Auckland) said he “really enjoyed meeting so many awesome people [at V20]. Hearing so many inspiring stories from overseas students helped me see that we’re part of something global, that God is at work all around the world. And that’s exciting!” Wesley has now applied for one of our summer mission projects, as have many since the conference!

A third person who attended conference accepted Christ into their lives (there were two at the conference), and Kazuya says “I’ll meet up with a girl who became a Christian through the internet outreach at V20 tomorrow” (this has now happened). God has been good and there have been many stories like this!

If you know someone who went to the conference, ask them what God has done in their life! You can also read stories online in the Facebook group, V20 Story.

As well as reading stories, you can find plenty of photos online, and speaker video will be up shortly!

Thank you for your prayers regarding V20, it’s made a big impact in the lives of many!

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V20: The Results

Wesley (from Auckland) said he "really enjoyed meeting so many awesome people [at V20]. Hearing so many inspiring stories from overseas students helped me see that we're part of something global, that God is at work all around the world. And that's exciting!" Wesley has now applied for one of our summer mission projects, as have many since the conference!

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