Just before our summer break I received a message from my friend, Anwar Fazal from Pakistan. It was a request that I return to Pakistan for a large campaign this coming September. In spite of it being short notice to get the funds together for this campaign, I knew right away that I must go. The open door in Pakistan is truly unique. During our previous trip we not only visited the church in Lahore, that has more than 30,000 members, but we also did a campaign which was attended by more than 200,000 visitors.

You could call it a miracle: meeting with so many people in this season. As we worked alongside the human rights minister and many local pastors, this campaign was a huge success. We are very grateful that we can share the story of Pakistan in the Netherlands and around the world. Thousands of people are finding Jesus: this is the result of the years of prayers for nations like Pakistan.

This week we are in Burkina Faso. We are training 5,000 leaders and equipping them to share the gospel: It is a huge privilege in these times!

Exciting News! In spite of the fact that we are sometimes literally stuck in the circumstances, there is now an opportunity to “travel” the world with the most beautiful message of all time!

It was in an extraordinary way that we ended up in the Ivorycoast a year ago. After we visited the city Daloa we are making our way to the capital city: Abidjan!

À partir de jeudi soir, jusqu’à dimanche soir, nous organisons une grande campagne à la place Figgayo (en face de cosmos), à Yopougon. Chaque soirée commence à 17:30 avec Sandrine Droubly, Emmanuel Bouoffo, Cynthia Zely, Mary Sy, Pasteur Guy.

We have the unique opportunity of organizing two campaigns in the Ivory Coast. The first one will be in Daloa (12th -15th of December). This is a city, which combined with the surrounding villages, has half a million inhabitants!

We have been given an amazing opportunity! I am sure you have heard of Pakistan; the nation that is often in the news due to terrorism and political unrest.

We are far away from home. To us it feels like the middle of nowhere, but it is different for God. He knows this place and all of the people who live in this area. He even knows the hairs on their head! We had been asked years ago to come to Po, and now we are finally here. It is as if the people have been waiting for this moment. The attendance was enormous yesterday evening, overwhelming. Thousands of people came to listen and see the gospel in action.

This year Go and Tell is going to Liberia: one of the poorest nations in the world, founded by returning ex-slaves. A land with a terrible history and when we look at the current generation we can still see desperation in the eyes of the inhabitants.

We have been given an amazing opportunity! I am sure you have heard of Pakistan; the nation that is often in the news due to terrorism and political unrest.

We are in a new country, Ivory Coast, and a new city, Gagnoa. The atmosphere is really good! Today we received a warm welcome from the mayor and the prefect. The goverment is very supportive, and to reinforce that position, there were government delegates present at the opening of the campaign last night.