ReFrame Ministries International
Working in India
network.crcna.org/sites/default/files/documents/38962%20Annual%20Ministry%20Report%202021.pdfThroughout the COVID-19 pandemic, ReFrame Ministries’ Hindi ministry has been hosting several discipleship groups online. In the groups, participants share ReFrame’s programs, discuss what they hear and watch, and encourage one another in their faith.
One participant shared what he heard with a man named Anup. He gave Anup the phone number for Vidyut, who serves with ReFrame Ministries’ partner in India (pictured). Anup texted Vidyut, asking him to pray for him. He is part of a non-Christian family and was very fearful because he was about to undergo dialysis in the overcrowded hospital three times per week. Vidyut called him and prayed with him.
Today Anup is regularly in touch with Vidyut as well as some of the other prayer partners on the ministry team.
To learn more about and review financial information from ReFrame Ministries, read the PDF report.
One participant shared what he heard with a man named Anup. He gave Anup the phone number for Vidyut, who serves with ReFrame Ministries’ partner in India (pictured). Anup texted Vidyut, asking him to pray for him. He is part of a non-Christian family and was very fearful because he was about to undergo dialysis in the overcrowded hospital three times per week. Vidyut called him and prayed with him.
Today Anup is regularly in touch with Vidyut as well as some of the other prayer partners on the ministry team.
To learn more about and review financial information from ReFrame Ministries, read the PDF report.
Resonate Global Mission
Working in Mexico
For as long as Obed could remember, he had faith in Christ—but then the coronavirus pandemic turned his life upside down, and he started doubting his faith.
“He felt he was drowning,” said James Lee, your Resonate Global Mission missionary. “I said, ‘Well, I’m swimming with you.’”
James met Obed through Compa, a campus ministry that James partners with in Querétaro, Mexico. As weeks—and then months—of the COVID pandemic passed, Obed spent less time reading the Bible and praying. He felt disconnected from the church, was isolated from his friends, and worried about his business.
James helped Obed navigate the waves of doubt and keep his head above water. He checked in with Obed regularly through texts and phone calls, and they met every week over video call to talk, read the Bible, and pray together. Obed’s confidence in God has been growing stronger again—stronger, even, than before the pandemic.
To learn more about and review financial information from Resonate Global Mission, read the PDF report.
“He felt he was drowning,” said James Lee, your Resonate Global Mission missionary. “I said, ‘Well, I’m swimming with you.’”
James met Obed through Compa, a campus ministry that James partners with in Querétaro, Mexico. As weeks—and then months—of the COVID pandemic passed, Obed spent less time reading the Bible and praying. He felt disconnected from the church, was isolated from his friends, and worried about his business.
James helped Obed navigate the waves of doubt and keep his head above water. He checked in with Obed regularly through texts and phone calls, and they met every week over video call to talk, read the Bible, and pray together. Obed’s confidence in God has been growing stronger again—stronger, even, than before the pandemic.
To learn more about and review financial information from Resonate Global Mission, read the PDF report.
Timothy Leadership Training
Working in Uganda
Gloria from Uganda received a Timothy Leadership Training course on WhatsApp from her connection to the Relay Trust.
She said,
“Before the course was introduced, I was going through a difficult time. I was spiritually down, and I could not bring myself to read the Word of God or even pray. I started the course, not knowing it would require me to read the Word of God more, to pray, and to pray for others. I am blessed, even though I still have problems. I am now stronger.”
To learn more about and review financial information from Timothy Leadership Training, read the PDF report.
She said,
“Before the course was introduced, I was going through a difficult time. I was spiritually down, and I could not bring myself to read the Word of God or even pray. I started the course, not knowing it would require me to read the Word of God more, to pray, and to pray for others. I am blessed, even though I still have problems. I am now stronger.”
To learn more about and review financial information from Timothy Leadership Training, read the PDF report.
Global Coffee Break
Working in the Philippines
The CRC of the Philippines (CRCP) began exploring Global Coffee Break in 2019. Since then, leaders from 17 churches have attended training and launched groups.
In 2021 the CRCP reported that 43 people became Christians through those groups. The CRCP has adopted Global Coffee Break as a strategy to support churches and church plants.
One woman shared that she is hosting a group of professional women who are new to the Bible and very curious about studying God’s Word.
To learn more about and review financial information from Global Coffee Break, read the PDF report.
In 2021 the CRCP reported that 43 people became Christians through those groups. The CRCP has adopted Global Coffee Break as a strategy to support churches and church plants.
One woman shared that she is hosting a group of professional women who are new to the Bible and very curious about studying God’s Word.
To learn more about and review financial information from Global Coffee Break, read the PDF report.