• Episode 238: God Network News - Miraculous Movements among the Sageju People, part 2

  • Feb 19 2024
  • Length: 6 mins
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Episode 238: God Network News - Miraculous Movements among the Sageju People, part 2

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  • In this episode, “Miraculous Movements among the Sageju People, part 2” brother Salmon from Tanzania tells us the story of how God led him supernaturally to reach the Muslims people groups in his country. But also how the Lord provided him a wife from this same Unreached Muslim people. You don’t want to miss this amazing romantic story! Now Salmon and Hadija work together to grow a large movement of house churches among this very unreached Muslim group in Tanzania.

    The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have never heard of him before. Listen and be blessed!

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