Many of you know that at the beginning of January a construction team from the United States will be coming to us with an ambitious plan — to build a house of prayer for 400 people in just one month. As you can imagine, this will take a miracle, so we kindly ask you to support this project in prayer (first of all!) and financially.
Last week we met with the family of our pastor, Bumo, who gave us a piece of land free of charge back in 2015, which is now called Promise Land. And now — a double blessing! — they have agreed to expand this land so that we can build the house of prayer. We thank the Lord for this!
Please pray that the Lord would give wisdom and success for this project — in Papua New Guinea everything moves slowly, and around Christmas life practically comes to a halt.
At the moment, we are waiting for a grader to arrive, but everything is so complicated and confusing that only the Lord can sort it all out in time.
We URGENTLY ask you to pray that we will be able to prepare the land and purchase all the necessary building materials BEFORE the team arrives.
We organized an outdoor trip together with our home group, and this day became an unexpected gift. In the welcoming atmosphere, people began to open their hearts. Some shared about their wounds, some about their victories, and some simply felt needed and heard for the first time.
One young woman confessed that she had quit drugs several years ago. She said that now she sees how God had been guiding her all along and that meeting us was no coincidence. On that trip, she accepted Christ into her heart, and we gave her a New Testament.
Another young woman shared how she had opened a door to the spiritual world through mystical practices. Panic attacks, nightmares, and fear had haunted her. But that evening she renounced her past and invited Christ into her life.
A third young woman said she had heard about God her whole life but never felt a true need for Him. Now she realized that the Lord is calling her, and she responded. We gave her a Bible — now she reads it every day with her son.
Thank you for your prayers! Thank you for your heart and support of my ministry in Lebanon!
Greetings, our dear partners in the Lord’s work! We would like to share a brief update about the church planter training program. We conducted interviews, and we are thrilled with the response! Attendance was fantastic, and we are excited to meet talented and passionate people eager to serve.
You are helping us shape the next generation of leaders. Thank you for your partnership! Soon, we will share another update with the names and detailed information about the candidates who successfully passed the selection. We will also share about their families and their prayer needs.
At the moment, we have 11 students, 10 of whom you are supporting! They have a good theological education and have received spiritual training for ministry. Practical training in sewing, electrical work, and welding is already yielding results. Seven sewing machines have been purchased and will be distributed during the first week of January 2026.
We thank you for supporting the founding of new churches in Malawi!
The number of people attending Sunday services is steadily growing! We thank God that He is adding those who are being saved to the church!
The church “Promise Land,” located in the village of Yonki, was founded in 2017 and has grown rapidly—from 15 people at our first service to over 200 adults, plus about 100 children and teenagers.
For this reason, we are forced to expand the building of our main church. We already expanded the prayer house in 2019, but now even this building has become too small. During Sunday services, people no longer fit inside, and many have to sit outside on the grass.
Therefore, a construction team will be coming to us in January 2026 to build a new church building. We are planning a hall that can seat 400 people.
We are looking for people who can join this construction team, as well as sponsors for this project. The estimated budget is about $50,000.
Thank you for your faithfulness, support, and prayers for our ministry in PNG!
We are reaching out with a request for prayerful support for the upcoming ministry. From December 6 to 14, the Kirnev family missionary team will be carrying out a Christmas evangelistic outreach among the peoples of the Middle East.
Please pray:
that the Word of God would be effective in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia;
that the light of the Gospel would penetrate places where spiritual darkness reigns.
We believe that the united prayer of the Church can change the destinies of nations, and that through this ministry many souls will hear about the birth of the Savior.
During these days, services will be held among children, youth, and adults, accompanied by the distribution of Christmas gifts, Christian literature, and personal evangelism.
The mission route will cover many populated areas—from ancient Tyre, steeped in Old Testament history, to northern Tripoli, where thousands of families are in need of the Lord.
We ask you to pray:
that the name of the Lord would be proclaimed boldly among these peoples;
that the Lord Himself would open hearts to receive the Gospel;
that doors for preaching would be opened wide.
May the name of the Lord be glorified in the Middle East!
Every morning, more than 230 children walk into our Avoda School in Mae Sot. They come from refugee families—many without documents, but with hearts full of dreams. For them, this school is more than just a place to study. It is a home where they feel accepted, protected, and loved, and where they learn about a God who cares for them.
This is a school where Gaem, Mimi, Paw, and many others have already graduated, found Jesus, and now help care for the next generation.
We are praying for God’s provision and, if possible, for help to support one or two additional teachers for a year. At present, we have funds for one teacher for one month, and we are trusting God for the remaining 11 months.
Your donation of any amount will help these children receive education, love, and stability. Make a Christmas gift!
Currently, we have only four wonderful teachers and one volunteer who comes every day because she truly understands the children—she herself was once in their place. This team does everything: teaching, leading, taking children home, and even cooking! They give their whole hearts, but the need is far greater than they can carry alone.
We are praying for two more teachers. Supporting one teacher costs $250 per month. Would you join us in prayer?