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We flew to Cartagena, and from there took a four hour ride in a public bus to Sincelejo. Next morning we met pastor Ezequiel, from Iglesia Evangelica Bautista Bethesda (Bethesda Evangelical Baptist Church), our host church. From there, it was a nonstop two weeks of work and awesome blessings.
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I talked to Christians that have been persecuted, isolated, people that in some cases, had to run for their lives from they villages and towns. They are full of hope, trusting God, and willing to learn and be used by God. Every time we stopped somebody on the street, to share a tract and talked about Jesus, they listened, and gave us a smile, every time we knocked on a door, they invited us to come in and listened attentively. Pastors were open minded and willing to learn, even though many of them have been in ministry for long time. We just found a bunch of meek servants that love the Lord and love their people. They maid all they could to make us feel welcome, and THEY GOT IT.
Their vision, to reach their city for Christ, and to start new churches were there is not one. They did not ask for buildings, or money, or material things, they asked for training. They want us to help them to learn new ways, effective ways to share the Gospel, ways to be better leaders, better parents, better Christians..
Our commitment to them, to come, once a quarter, to do training and ministry alongside with them.
Please pray with us for this new endeavour, that God will give the wisdom, the strength, and the resources to do it.
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