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Let Go and Let God!

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I traveled this past weekend to Belém do Brejo do Cruz with six others from the church in João Pessoa . Santo, the evangelist with the church in Belém invited all of his neighbors to hear an evangelistic message on Saturday night. We sang, I taught, and we ate. There were over 60 present.  
On Sunday, we met with the Christians where Francinaldo taught on James and I preached from the book of James. There were around 25 present on Sunday morning. We ate lunch together and made the 6 1/2 hour trip back.
Please pray:
  • that the seed that was planted in the visitors hearts may produce fruit;
  • that the church in Belém do Brejo do Cruz may continue to spread the seed and water where they have planted.

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