Testimonies

Straight from the Riders mouth: Testimonies from the M.S.S.M. Circuit Riders & Teachers

This month we want to share with you some personal testimonies from the various Circuit Riders and Sunday School teachers in Malawi. We are thankful to the Lord for providing these wonderful people who are truly making a difference in many lives. Josia Tsukani – Circuit Rider “I am praising the Lord because I had …

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THE GENERATION THAT RELIES ON PRAYER! | South Africa

This story comes from the MSSM Circuit in South Africa. It is evidence of the power of true, believing, fervent prayer. We hope this story encourages you to get down on your knees and pray for your loved ones and for the lost and dying world that need the love of Jesus Christ in their …

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Angolan refugees find hope in Zambia

We have ministered to over 1200 people the last eight months. Ngosa has a population of from 6000 to 8000 people. Most of these people came from Angola and were refugees from their civil war. They have experienced more pain than you should have in a life time. They literally had no hope or destiny …

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Literacy | Reading God’s Word for the 1st Time in Malawi

In terms of Literacy: People have changed so much after getting the teachings of literacy. We have very good examples who are doing well in literacy. People are beginning to be able to read and write by themselves now. We have an old woman called Safina, she is 65 years old, and she has been …

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Chief receives Christ in Malawi

We are so pleased with the number of adults who are coming to our classes. It is so encouraging to see Chief Magunditsa and his wife coming to learn how to read and speak properly. In addition he said he came to learn more about God so that he can be in a better position …

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Motorcycle Mission | 1600 lives reached in Zambia

The area of this Sunday School has a population of about 6000 people who are peasant farmers. The past eight months we have ministered to close to 1600 people, that is adults and children. The people would be described as forgotten, without hope or destiny. The majority of them have not been to school in …

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