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By Ronda Winn

Last year I took a team of six people to Uganda. We conducted a women’s conference, ministering to and feeding about 400 women. We heard many testimonies of healings and salvation.

As career missionaries, Vanna and I have committed to live in a foreign country away from family and friends in order to obey Christ and fulfill the call on our lives to go into all the world and make disciples.

We want to give God all the glory for the 12 Native Americans who gave their hearts to the Lord on Easter Sunday after they heard the message of the resurrection.

With tears in their eyes, teenagers, moms, dads, and grandparents came to the altar to pray the sinner’s prayer. They then took part in the communion. After a big dinner, we were able to hide some eggs in the church for kids to find—it was too cold to hide them outside. It snowed all day Friday and Saturday and looked more like Christmas than Easter.

Please keep us and the new converts in your daily prayers.

Carl and Anna Nobles American Indians Ministries Project Number 0650107

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I was recently invited to preach at an evangelistic meeting in a Gypsy church. When I arrived the pastor told me God was doing wonderful things. The night before, five people had accepted Christ. I was excited and hoped that God would be with us again.

Tommy was recently in Singapore for four days, ministering to the Indonesian congregation there, which worships in the Grand Hyatt Hotel. He challenged them to believe God for a vision larger than what they can accomplish alone—to believe God for miracles.

By Grant McClung

I’m on my way again through Richard Foster’s classic Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth (Harper San Francisco 1998) and am arrested by his meditation focus on the Passion of Jesus Christ. Foster proposes that believers: