Who’s Your Missionary?

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In 2008, I met a teenager named Mafuli. When we met, Mafuli’s plan was to rob me. Instead, God saved him and began to change him and use him. Even with life being so messed up, Mafuli began witnessing to his friends. Today he is the pastor of a church he planted that worships on land he purchased in a building he built.

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After I shared the gospel with a man, he responded, “It seems like all of these stories are pointing to the Crucifixion of Jesus.” After the ninth story, the man said, “Everything you’re telling us shows God has a way for forgiveness.” God’s Word is powerful.

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A boy had a dream about a cross. This happened when Christians all around the world were praying for his people. They asked us to come and share the meaning of this cross. Christians prayed. God sent a dream. Then He sent us.

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I went overseas later in life. As a widow and a mother, I felt I could especially relate to women in Zimbabwe. God did amazing things during my years there as we held Bible studies in the street markets, taught rural pastors’ wives, trained young adults, and taught children. I even helped start a church in a squatter camp.

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High in the Guatemalan mountains are a people who used to fight all the time. Two witch doctors were in control of the whole area. When the two witch doctors came to know Jesus, they changed. The whole area was transformed, not by what we did, not by what anyone else did, but because God transformed that community.

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