Sao Paulo , Brazil Missions Trip

Ashley and I are reaching out to share some exciting news and to ask for your support humbly. A few weeks ago, we felt a strong calling from God to participate in an upcoming mission trip to Brazil. Although we're no strangers to missionary work and are always eager to spread the Gospel, the timing seemed challenging. We have children, busy schedules, and tight finances — especially for both of us to make the trip. Yet, God's callings seldom align with our human schedules or budgets. Mission trips, while aimed at spreading His word, often become transformative experiences for those involved, challenging our faith and testing our obedience. This is our leap of faith, and we are trusting God to work mightily within and through us.

Having shared our heart's call, here's what we ask of you:

1. Pray for Us: We value and believe in the power of prayer. Please ask God to grant our team safe travels, caring and generous hearts, and the wisdom to share His message with those we encounter. Your intercession is essential for this journey.

2. Financial Support: If you feel led to be a part of what God is orchestrating through this mission, we invite you to consider donating towards our journey. Your contribution will invest in the work God is doing both in our lives and the lives of those we will touch.

We deeply appreciate your standing with us, both spiritually and materially, as we strive to expand God's Kingdom.

About Our Trip: We will join Cristo Centro on March 1-8, 2024, a church serving São Paulo for over 33 years. 

Our mission will involve various activities, from homeless outreach and school assemblies to street evangelism and ministry at rehabilitation centers. We're full of hope and faith that God will move powerfully in São Paulo and throughout Brazil.

"Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." — Matthew 28:19