In the town of Nio (pronounced Neo), a part of our Mitoyo city, January 13th, 2010, we finished the distribution of the gospel literature The Love that Changed Me by Ayako Miura. It took about 1 year, since we put the literature in each post box. Sometimes we stopped to pick up cans and talk to people. There has been no real response, however. We did (and do) pray for Nio. Nelson and Easter, our Filipino friends who started coming to our church during the time we were distributing literature in Nio, do live in Nio. We trust the Lord to bring fruit to His Word and our labor. Please pray for a great harvest in His time and His way.Saturday, January 23, 2010
Nio
In the town of Nio (pronounced Neo), a part of our Mitoyo city, January 13th, 2010, we finished the distribution of the gospel literature The Love that Changed Me by Ayako Miura. It took about 1 year, since we put the literature in each post box. Sometimes we stopped to pick up cans and talk to people. There has been no real response, however. We did (and do) pray for Nio. Nelson and Easter, our Filipino friends who started coming to our church during the time we were distributing literature in Nio, do live in Nio. We trust the Lord to bring fruit to His Word and our labor. Please pray for a great harvest in His time and His way.
