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Join us as FMI workers share their incredible journey of faith, ministry, and God's work in Egypt. Discover the deep biblical roots of Egypt, the current spiritual climate, and how you can partner in this divine mission. Due to security reasons, we have removed any mention of our worker’s names. The stories they share are allowed to be shared, but we are protecting their identity. If you know these workers, and choose to share the episode or clips, PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THEIR REAL NAMES OR PICTURES!

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Egypt ministry, Christian outreach, church planting, spiritual revival, refugee support, Egypt history, faith journey, multiply movement, Foursquare missions, spiritual warfare

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the worker’s Journey

02:42 Roots and Early Ministry Experiences

05:50 Connection with Foursquare and Church Planting

08:43 The Call to Egypt: A Divine Invitation

11:39 Understanding Egypt's Historical and Spiritual Significance

14:43 Current Cultural and Religious Landscape in Egypt

17:33 Challenges Faced by Christians in Egypt

20:26 God's Invitation to Serve and Future Plans

31:17 Divine Invitations and Encounters

34:04 Practical Outreach in Egypt

40:44 Building a Sustainable Ministry

48:05 Vision for an Outreach Center

53:35 The Power of Prayer and Community Support

Resources

Website - https://www.egyptproject.org

Email - contact@egyptproject.org

Join us as Keith and Cindy Bickley share their inspiring journey of serving in the South Pacific, the impact of short-term missions, and how churches worldwide can partner to disciple nations. Discover stories of transformation, cultural insights, and practical ways to get involved in global missions.

Email - KCBickley@foursquare.org

To partner financially: http://give.foursquare.org/bickley

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missions, South Pacific, church partnership, discipleship, cultural transformation, Papua New Guinea, FMI, evangelism, leadership training

In this conversation, Yas and Mo Handall share their journey as FMI workers serving Native American communities. They discuss their unique backgrounds, the challenges they faced in being accepted as missionaries, and the importance of cultural understanding in their work. The Handalls emphasize the need for honest relationships and listening to the voices of the tribes they serve, highlighting the spiritual needs of these communities. They advocate for a more inclusive approach to worship that respects and incorporates Native cultures, ultimately aiming to restore the name of Jesus in a way that resonates with the people they serve. In this conversation, Yas and Mo Handall share their experiences working with Native American communities, emphasizing the importance of cultural connections, transformative stories, and the empowerment of young adults through camps. They discuss the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for prayer and partnership in mission work. The Handalls highlight the significance of seeing Native individuals as missionaries and the impact of their outreach efforts on various tribes.

Want to learn more or sponsor someone? Visit: Arisenativeamericans.com

Or email: pastoryaz@gmail.com