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Vietnam – Grateful Hearts and Thanksgiving lips

This is the miracle story you have all been waiting for! We found ourselves on the back of a 45 minute tuk-tuk ride at 17:00, making our way to the border that closes at 18:00, praying that the Lord would slow down the clock and that our crossing would run smoothly. We arrived at the border, 10 minutes to spare, and after some whispered prayers, made it through Cambodia’s border. Next up, we were running to Vietnam’s border. Luckily Finn was able to stick his hand under the closing shutters and get the man’s attention before he closed it. He then said that he will...

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Multiple Vessels in Argentina

In Argentina, we had the opportunity to minister in two different places: Mendoza and Buenos Aires. We split into two groups, giving us the opportunity to experience two very different places and more opportunities to be used as vessels for the Lord. Buenos Aires: We could serve Pastor Juan and Lilly, our host. They are the leaders of a community in the Merlo area of Buenos Aires. We did some physical work around the church. The ladies painted a memorial, while the men built a wall. It was a privilege to serve in practical ways and contribute to the church. The ladies...

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Cambodia – Hearts Of Gratitude

We started our travel to Cambodia with the team of 19 being split into two groups. In the end, those two teams traveled for 5 days, spent 53 hours on the road, including busses and trains, crossed 2 borders while making our way across 1670km. We constantly thanked the Lord the that He had protected and provided for us during this time of travel. Thank you to all those back home praying for the teams as well, we appreciate it so much! We arrived in Cambodia and were immediately welcomed by a very friendly host. He is from Australia and has been living in Cambodia for many years. It was...

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Multiple Vessels In Argentina

In Argentina, we had the opportunity to minister in two different places: Mendoza and Buenos Aires. We split into two groups, giving us the opportunity to experience two very different places and more opportunities to be used as vessels for the Lord. Firstly, Buenos Aires: We met Pastor Juan and Lily, stayed at their church, and served them wherever we could. During our time there, we did some physical work around the church. The ladies painted a memorial, while the men built a wall. It was a privilege to serve in practical ways and contribute to the church. The ladies also...

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Paraguay: Helmet of Salvation

The Countryside made me realise what beautiful landscapes South Africa and Paraguay share. A land where hospitality and generosity are so evident. I introduce to you, Grizelda. A middle-aged Paraguayan woman in the midst of fasting. Our team of 19 people divided into smaller groups of 3, to do a hitch-hike of 300km in one day. During one of our “standing next to the road moments”, this mother stopped in the middle of the road, cars behind her piled up and began hooting, but she climbed out and started helping us load our big bags in her car, patiently. She invited us for a lunch...

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