Jenna Hollinger
At the Bible study that I started with my little sister, some of the kids (middle school) were asking lots of questions and very engaged. It was clear that they were looking to know more about God and what the Bible actually says.
Julianna Hurley
We went out and helped feed the homeless, we made lunches and passed them out along with tracts. we were also able to share the gospel with some of them and sang songs.
Mandy Randazzo
The other day, I was doing my Quiet Time with my 13-year-old sister. She was on FaceTime with her friend, and her friend asked her “What is Quiet Time?”. My younger sister looked at me and asked if I could explain. So of course I did just that, but the Lord really placed it on my heart to share the gospel through this question, so I did. Shortly after I shared and prayed with her, she accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior! Praise God, it was extremely encouraging because my family doesn’t have a relationship with the Lord – only my sister and I do- so that has been a struggle.
Kathryn McDonald
I have been making masks for our local hospital and individuals that I know. Doing so has opened doors for me to talk to different people about what I believe. I have made almost 100 masks and distributed them. I have seen God work as those to whom I have reached out respond with questions about why I’m so willing to sacrifice and serve. My response has been the gospel, and even if people don’t end up believing, they now have a comprehensive knowledge of the truth.
Jessica Hulsey
God has been showing me that my mission work is needed at home at the moment. God has shown me that people need something as simple as getting groceries because they cannot get out or encouraging someone who is battling mental health with a letter. It’s in the little things and little moments that I have seen the Lord work, it’s truly really cool to see that in my home town.
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