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| Pam Holecheck GERMANY
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Calvary Missionary Pam Holecheck has been a missionary to the nations
for over ten years, serving in places such as the former Soviet Union
and France. The Lord had her working in the area of
intercession in and around Munich, helping with the beginnings of a
House Church and mentoring individuals. She also became
involved with a group of intercessors from around Germany to pray in the
area where the Holocaust began through Hitler by repenting on behalf of
their forefathers. The purpose of this was to see reconciliation and
healing come between Germans and Israel and to see more of an openness
to the Gospel.
Other ministry activities included ministering in other European countries such as Hungry, Bulgaria, Russia and Spain through teaching and training in churches and in YWAM Discipleship Training Schools in the area of intercession and intimacy with the Lord. Her heart is to see the nations worshiping their Creator by discovering who He is. Practical working out of this sometimes comes in ministering with the next generation and blessing orphans. Her previous assignment had her living in Herrnhut, Germany which is in East Germany near the Polish and Czech borders. She worked once again with YWAM (Youth With A Mission) co-leading the School of Intercessory Prayer (SOIP) April 22 – July 14, 2006. This is a Strategic Frontiers Missions base with the focus of reaching the unreached people groups of the 10/40 Window. Pam taught and trained missionaries to go into those places and equipped them in the area of Intercessory Prayer, Worship and Spiritual Warfare in order to see the Kingdom of the Lord come into those dark places. Currently, Pam is working with the local Church in Herrnhut, known as Christliches Zentrum, and their connecting ministry, Jesus Haus, in the area of prayer, helping to build a House of Prayer, and Healing Rooms. Herrnhut has a rich history. It was nearly 300 years ago that a group of Moravian and Bohemian people came to find refuge here from what’s now known as the Czech Republic. They were followers of Jan Huss and were being persecuted for their faith. Count Zinzendorf allowed these people to find refuge at his castle in Berthelsdorf. These refugees later built the town now known as Herrnhut – which means The Lord’s Watch. After a time of repentance to one another the Holy Spirit manifested in a powerful way in a service which then began 100 years of non-stop prayer and praise – a model of 24/7 House of Prayer that many today are modeling after. Through this also began modern day missions as these missionaries sold themselves into slavery into places like the West Indies. One of these Moravian Brethren was instrumental in helping to bring the great revivalist John Wesley to salvation. Pam is now living across the street from the former Zinzendorf Castle where it all began. Her dream is that her home will become a House of Prayer for all Nations and a place of refuge for those needing it! To view Pam's most recent updates, visit her blog. Please pray for:
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| David Carter YOUTH FOR CHRIST |
David Carter has served with Youth
for Christ for many years. He presently serves as the Director for
Fort Bend's Youth for Christ ministry. David has a contagious love for
the Lord that has carried him through many, many years of demanding and
challenging ministry among junior high and high school students. So
often with youth, just "being there" for them is essential for
effective ministry, and David has proven his love and commitment to
young people throughout the Houston area time and time again. Many
school administrators have given David the open door to do whatever he
wants to do on their campuses because they trust him so much! David is active on many school campuses leading Bible studies and developing friendships with teenagers. Many of these teens come from troubled and broken homes. David's constant, unconditional love for these kids has opened many doors for him to share the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. An exciting facet of this ministry is with the Fort Bend County Juvenile Detention Center. God has given David and his workers great favor with this agency. For over 5 years, they have been providing daily Bible studies and daily teaching services. Since 1999 Fort Bend Youth for Christ has averaged over 1000 teenagers a year making an informed decision to become followers of Jesus Christ! Youth for Christ workers have the privilege of sharing the gospel with every incarcerated teenager in Fort Bend County! David's simple, yet powerful approach to loving and reaching the teenagers of this generation for Christ works. He is passionate and committed to what God has called him to do. As a result, students respond to David, because they know the real thing when they see it. Please pray for:
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Joshua & Mandy Rushing INTERCESSORY MISSIONARIES
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Joshua and Mandy Ruhsing joined
the International House of
Prayer (IHOP - SS) in As intercessory
missionaries, the Rushings are participating in and being equipped to
help change the spiritual atmosphere over cities through
"intercessory worship." Joshua and Mandy serve as worship
leaders and teachers, sharing on the Bridegroom heart of God and the
urgency of preparing for and understanding the End Times.
They also train people in the “Harp and Bowl” model of
uniting prayer and worship (Revelation 5:8), which was first initiated
in the Kansas City House of Prayer. According to Mike Bickle, director
of IHOP in Please pray for:
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| Ana
Graves INTERVARSITY
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Ana grew up at Please pray for:
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| Gene
and René Haub FAMILY LIFE
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God is moving powerfully
in marriages and families across our nation!
Between last fall and this spring, our team has ministered into
the lives, marriages and families of over 90,000 people!
Much healing, many marriages saved from isolation or
divorce, and many, many inspired to take their marriage to a new level
of oneness in Christ.
We
recently returned from The So many couples today are missing out on the thrill
of oneness with each other because Christ is not the center of their
marriage. The family crisis
in our nation today provides a wonderful opportunity to present the
beauty of the gospel message. THANK
YOU seems so inadequate compared to the depth of gratitude we feel for
you, our |
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