• Missionary in Your Group? Possible. (Episode 116)

  • Aug 27 2024
  • Length: 56 mins
  • Podcast

Missionary in Your Group? Possible. (Episode 116)

  • Summary

  • In this episode, Jay and Chris talk with Wade and Joan K to learn about their background and call to missions and hear stories about what God is doing in Slovenia, where they serve. We want to help Small Group Leaders see that some future missionaries may very well be in your Small Group now. Let's keep mission work and missionaries in front of our group members and see what God does.

    After the podcast, the stories kept rolling. We regret that we couldn't keep recording or make two podcasts out of their stories. God is at work. We heard about the church in Domzale praying the Psalms, about an architect, we said she now believes in Jesus, about Reformation Day ministry by the church members, and about events that meet the needs of people there.

    Prayer Points
    1. For the salvation of many people, particularly U, S, and M to come to Christ this year.
    2. For the KW's and their kids as they are apart, that the kids would be secure and spiritually healthy, and that God would put people in their lives to minister to them.
    3. Pray for the health of the church in Domzale and for Goran and Metke Macura, who also lead the church.

    KW Slovenia Info & Support Page

    Let's join them on Thursdays at Noon as they meet at 7:00pm there to pray.


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    Jay Gordon is the Small Groups Minister at The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Chris Amaro is an IT professional and serves as a Small Group Leader and Elder at Brook Hills.


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