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"Did I not tell you that if you believed you would see the glory of God?" - John 11:40 One week of our journey has passed, and I am already in awe of the glory of God. The last few days I've had the privilege to meet some truly amazing sons and daughters of our Lord and King. And I am filled with such an excitement of what is to come.   We are currently in Jeffreys Bay, South Africa for our training before leaving to Egypt on February 24th from where we will continue around the world. About 60...

  I would easily describe Egypt as my most "successful" and enjoyable visit to a Muslim, Arab speaking nation, yet. Our month here was stacked with divine appointments and wonderful experiences. The climax of all these experiences happened last night when we found ourselves sitting in front of a Liquor store (photo left), 1h30 in the morning, giving a Bible study to Christians in desperate need of some fellowship. I'll summarize some of the experiences: In Cairo I met a guy on the street who wanted to know more about Christianity. That's usually enough to draw your attention, but the conversation...

Thank you. First of all,  to Abba Father, He gave me the dream and He provided for me in ways I couldn't even imagine!   To Jesus, for walking with me every step of the way.   To the Holy Spirit for his absolute guidance. This letter is just a big THANK YOU to everybody who was involved in making this 80Days around the world journey possible for me.   Thank you for all your prayers and all your financial support.   Through your contribution you have blessed me in ways that I cannot describe.  I will be forever grateful towards you.  Thank you...

As it goes with all pioneering journeys...we travel without a plan and purely by Faith.  A lot of people don’t really grasp how this works or why anyone would want to do something like that.  They also don’t really understand why we would go to a country or place without any pre-arranged accommodation etc.  Boy, did the authorities in the Cayman Islands NOT understand this concept!!  And thus began our adventure on the island of Grand Cayman...

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India definitely has the ability to grow on you...figuratively, and thinking about it probably literally as well – but then I will advise you to consult your doctor as soon as possible.    I.N.D.I.A ...a land overflowing with street vendors and the famous, but very unpopular squeaky horn. The streets are full of random street cows, the smell of masala, buzzing crowds, thousands of stray dogs, crazy trains, Hindu gods, snake charmers, sari wearing ladies and strings of orange flowers  - all wrapped up in a culture so thick you can taste it. During my previous visit to India I...

CHINA - Margot Prosch

The bus driver took us back to the town we had come from.  There we got onto another bus that took us to a little town, next to the Yellow River (we do not post the actual names of towns we visited in China.  Hence forward this town will be called "The little town by the Yellow River"). 

work Your way in Middle east, Egypt - Israel - Jordan :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-SpA6mbOUE

And so it begins. One overcast morning in Fusagasuga, Colombia, four team members received their first challenge papers as the Green Team. After tearful goodbyes to the residents of the New Tribes base, we donned our heavy backpacks and started the long walk to the "mercado", or the market. 

Dahab  (4 March - 10 March)   Praying for continents, countries, communities and families, fasting meals and standing in the gap while trusting God for breakthroughs...., it can leave you physically, emotionally and spiritually drained.     Trying to motivate ourselfs we often seek results and get discouraged when little is found.  How then can we stay motivated, and why so little results?    Hear are a few principles :   Allways pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Prayer is not results driven, but so much more heart driven!! Have a pure heart and live a lifestyle of repentance,...

 An appeal for funds for the orphanage in India.