Prayer
Points for
the
University Students of Mexico
- Pray for student leaders who are starting
new Bible studies and churches near their campuses and in their
homes.
- Pray for students who have accepted Christ
and are growing as Christians in non-Christian homes that don't
understand what they have done.
- Pray for wisdom for the ministry leadership
who are looking to impact Mexico with the Gospel.
- Pray for the campuses that have no Christians
or very few. The average percentage of Christians among Mexican
students is less than 2%.
- Pray for where the Lord to continue to work
in villages that are being impacted by University Students.
For
more prayer requests for university work in Mexico, email Rick
at Rick@TeamWest.Info.
Other
global prayer requests at CompassionNet.
Mission
Projects
Urgent
Project Need
Cross-Country
Skiing in Central Asia (project
68653)
January
2 - 11, 2004
Cross-country
ski for 4-5 days in a Central Asian country. Prayerwalk and build
relationships with locals in order to share the Truth with them.
Team of
6 needed
Cost: $400
plus airfare
Read
more
Apply
now!
| High
School Projects
*Qualifications
to serve |
Collegiate
Projects
*Qualifications
to serve |
| International
World Changers
Guadalajara,
Mexico
June
19 - 26, 2004
June
26 - July 3, 2004
Saturate Guadalajara with the Gospel by prayerwalking and
giving Gospel materials to every home in assigned areas.
You will have many chances to share a witness.
Read
More
Apply
now! |
Sports
and Drama Evangelism (project 67689)
Open
doors for relationships with the youth of Guatemala
using sports and going into the secondary schools to present
Bible stories and dramas.
Read
More
Apply
Now! |
| International
World Changers
Quito,
Ecuador
June
26 - July 3, 2004
July
3 - 10, 2004
Trek the Andes Mountains near Quito to reach the Quichua
people with the Gospel. Use Bible clubs, children and youth
ministry, prayerwalking, and sports to make friends and
share your testimony.
Read
More
Apply
Now! |
Unreached
Peoples Field Researcher (project
67492)
Travel
the Andean Mtn. trails & Amazon Jungle streams of Peru
to serve among unreached "pockets of lostness" investigate
& identify unreached peoples. Team members need to speak
intermediate high or advanced low level Spanish. Read
More
Apply
Now! |
| Children's
Ministry (project 66696)
Show
God's love by sharing your testimony with Brazilian
kids in the mega-city of Salvador by using "scrap books,"
skits, puppets, singing, VBS, crafts, distribution of literature,
films, tapes. Visit the kids in their homes and do minor
home repairs.
More
info on this project. |
Operation
Go (project 67681)
Prayerwalk
areas in Nicaragua
that will soon after experinece total gospel saturation.
Go house to house, giving each family a copy of the gospel,
praying and sharing the plan of salvation as the opportunity
arises. Read
more
Apply
Now!
|
| More high
school and IWC
projects |
More
college
and seminary projects |
| Abandoned
Devotion Prayer Gathering
Join
hundreds of Christian students from around the USA to cry
out to God to bring forth a mighty impartation of His heart
and passion for the world and all of its peoples. www.SVM2.net
Saturday,
November 1, 2003
10am-6pm
Denver
First Church of the Nazarene
3800 E. Hampden Ave.
Englewood, CO 80110
(303) 730-4170 |
THANK
YOU from your IMB missionaries
You've prayed. You've given your money and your time. You
may even have volunteered to work alongside them for a few
weeks or months. How do Southern Baptist missionaries feel
about your support? More than 100 missionaries have written
to tell you. |
Discovery
Trips for Collegiate Workers
(Collegaite
Workers/Ministers only)
Southeast
Asia!
February
7-19, 2004
Strategize
with field personnel about how your students can be involved in
reaching their people groups with the Gospel around Southeast
Asia. Experience Buddhist and Muslim bultures of the mega-cities,
the rural settings, and the college campuses.
Contact
Felicity for more information at fburrow@imb.org
Registration
deadline: Nov. 7
China!
Feb.
18 - March 1, 2004
Strategize
with field personnel about how your students can be involved in
reaching their people groups with the Gospel around China. There
is great urgency to reach this country of 1.3 billion. An unprecedented
number of Chinese are coming to know Christ and many more will
respond - if only laborers will come to the harvest field.
contact
Alan for more information at agarnett@imb.org
Registration
deadline: Nov. 14
Persecuted
Church: Vietnam
Three Montagnard Christians were executed in Vietnam's Dak Lak
province during a crackdown on "illegal" churches. Y-Suon Mlo,
Y-Het Nie Kdam and Y-Wan Ayun reportedly were injected with a
lethal drug after being convicted of participation in anti-government
activities. Those "anti-government" activities included a peaceful
protest by hundreds of Montagnards in favor of religious liberty
and against government corruption in key Central Highlands cities.
The crackdown resulted in 354 churches being forcibly disbanded
and more than 50 pastors and elders were said to have "disappeared."
Missions
Heroes Bio Byte: Elisabeth
Elliot
When Elisabeth Elliot
was four years old, Betty Stam, a missionary to China, enjoyed
the hospitality of her parents' home. Four years later at the
tender age of eight, little Elisabeth learned that Betty and her
husband, John, had been beheaded by communist fighters in China.
This brush with loss and suffering so early in life helped to
prepare Elisabeth to face the murder of her husband, Jim, in the
jungles of Ecuador later in life. Read
more . . .
Bible
Study: Becoming an On-Mission Christian: Continual
Adjustment
By
Shane Tucker
All
students do is make adjustments in their lives. You make adjustments
for professors. You probably feel like you need to do things
this way for this teacher and that way for that teacher. You
may have a roommate. You adjust your life for your roommate,
some more than others, perhaps. You make life adjustments in
your spending habits because of ever-changing financial situations.
Students know adjustments! But, have you ever considered making
adjustments in your life for the sake of communicating the good
news of Jesus Christ? Read
more about adjusting your life for the glory of God.
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself
what makes you come alive, and go do that, because what the world
needs is people who have come alive."
-A
Christian worker in Southeast Asia |
