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Missions Index
I SAW GOD DO IT!
NEW
Two New Missions Completed in Honduras
NEW Gospel Outreach in Regions Beyond
NEW Medical
Dental Evangelism and Church Growth
NEW Graduation of Students
New Mission Churches
NEW Biblical Preaching & Teaching Course -
Follow-up on Zapotillo
NEW Baptist Mission Started in Zapotillo,
Honduras
NEW God in a
Cigar Factory!
NEW Children's Bible Classes in Danli, Honduras
NEW Gabe Churchwell Report on
Danli, Honduras
NEW Baptism of new believers in Danli,
Honduras
New Bible
Institute Courses by Extension
Juan Alberto
Herrera's Testimony
First Bible
Institute Course taught at Danli January 2005
Seminary Extension Courses in Managua, Nicaragua
TEAMS IN ACTION
Ukraine
Who are we?
La Esperanza
La Brea
Lepaterique
Esquias
San Francisco
Deaf Community
Zapatillo
Cuyali
San Lucia
Tererro Blanco
El
Playon de Paz
Report by Rex Henderson
Christian
Missionaries and Missionary Christians
by Tom Ascol
"We never test the resources of God until we attempt the impossible" - F. B.
Meyer
"We must
do something! Lengthen the cords! Strengthen the stakes!
Expect great things from God! Attempt great things for God!
The King! The King!!
The continents! The continents! Here
am I send me, send me!"
-- William Carey,
father of the modern missionary movement.
"Anything God has ever done He can do now. Anything He has ever done
anywhere, He can do here! Anything God has ever done for anyone He can do
for us" - A. W. Tozer |
Non-profit faith based
Mission Projects designed with a clear focus on church
planting in rural areas of the world.
I Saw God Do It!
with
Wil & Ann Pounds
“Go therefore and
make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the
Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all
things that I command you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end
of the age” - Matthew 28:19-20
One of the greatest joys of my life was baptizing new believers in a
river near Danli, Honduras, April 2005.
One of these baptized believers was Pablo. He had
worked for Ann and me for three years in Tegucigalpa on
medical-dental-evangelism teams. I had witnessed to him on various
occasions, and he listened to the preaching of the gospel many times. We
patiently prayed and waited for the Holy Spirit to bring him to a saving
knowledge of Jesus Christ. I shared with him the good news in Christ again
on our recent trip, and he told me that he was ready to be baptized.
Baptism of new
believers at Alpha & Omega Baptist Church in Danli, Honduras.
Ann has witnessed to his daughter Zoila on many occasions, too. After
watching the changes in her father’s life and witnessing his stand for
Christ in baptism, she told Ann that she wanted to be baptized on our next
trip to Honduras in June.
Gabe Churchwell distributed a hundred New
Testaments in Spanish to forty students in our seminary
extension classes.
I taught the students how to mark their New
Testaments so they could easily share the good news in Jesus Christ using
the “Roman Road.”
After the baptism service on Sunday morning, Gable
walked along the riverside taking pictures of Honduran women washing clothes
in the river. He sensed God leading him to pass out New Testaments to them.
One
of the women who received one followed Gabe up the hill to where members
of the church were and asked some church members to pray with her. They
shared Jesus Christ, and she put her faith in Him as her Savior.
We had over 40 students in our seminary extension
courses, which are attracting well-educated church leaders who are hungry
for training in the Bible and Christian education. These are
schoolteachers, nurses, and business professionals who are members of
Alpha and Omega Baptist Church.

In 2003 the Holy Spirit led me to take a team to
Zapotillo, about 30 minutes from Danli, where we worked with a school
director. On this trip I visited in her home and she and her daughter
shared how they came to know Christ as their Savior and their desire to
have a Baptist church in their town. “We want a Baptist church that
teaches us the same thing you preached when you were here two years ago.”
They had already been looking at a piece of property across the street in
front of their home and praying that God would provide them a Baptist
church. We are praying that God will provide the funds for this new
ministry in Zapotillo.
what you can do
Partnership missions
gives you an opportunity to become personally involved in what God is doing
in world missions.
Pray
daily for the work in Honduras.
To reduce costs for seminary courses, we will not build
buildings in Honduras, but operate out of existing churches or church
assembly grounds. We have pastors and laymen who are committed to
theological education by extension for rural pastors who will coordinate the
work and provide logistics in Honduras. We will teach 40-50 classroom hours,
provide cost of textbooks, teaching materials, etc. for the students.

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We believe it is God’s will
for him to serve as a full-time evangelist and pastor. Juan pastors missions in Danli that cooperate with the
Honduran Baptist Convention.
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Juan Alberto Herrera, with his wife Noami and their children, is an
evangelist and pastor of Alpha and Omega Baptist Church. He serves as
Director for Seminary Extension in Honduras.
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a mature, intimate love relationship with Jesus Christ at
www.AbideInChrist.com
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