The complete roof for the Benin Bible School.

It is such an honor for us to be involved in world missions. This is God’s heartbeat … and ours.

Although we have not been able to travel to the nations personally since the Covid-19 fiasco began, we have still had many opportunities to minister. 

Through video conference technology, YouTube videos, emails, our ministry website, personal ministry, missions support, and the projects we have been investing in, the work of God continues around the world. Praise God!

We are rejoicing that the cement roof has now been poured on the dormitory for the Mt. Moriah Bible School in Benin. This is a major milestone. 

The dormitory will provide housing for a permanent pastor and for the Bible School students who are being trained for ministry in rural areas in Benin. This will be a great tool to help our ministry friends in Benin to get their feet permanently set on the ground and expand their ministry in the village of Danzounmey and the surrounding area. This will provide practical training for the students in how to reach an area for Christ.

The cement roof will also now provide for future expansion upward since the roof will serve as the floor for a second story of the building. Finishing the roof took all the available money, plus a local church in Cotonou, Benin invested $700. The nationals are taking possession of this project and investing from their own lives, even though the average income is $900 per year. 

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A cement floor, doors, windows, tile, electrical, plumbing, and finishing touches are still needed. The next goal is to finish the living facility for the on-site pastor.

This project is far beyond the scope of this ministry, and yet God has miraculously supplied through willing vessels.

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Thank you for your continued prayers for us as we minister in the United States and around the world. Susan says our partners are “stars.” Yes, we thank God for you, pray for you, and bless you in the name of Jesus!

Workers pouring cement for the roof of the dormitory. No cement trucks there.