“It is told that the steamship Central America, on a voyage from New York to San Francisco, sprang a leak in mid-ocean. A vessel seeing her signal of distress bore down toward her and the captain of the rescue ship cried, ‘Let me take your passengers on board now.’ But it was night and the commander of the Central America feared to send his passengers away in the darkness. Thinking they could keep afloat a while longer he replied, ‘Lie by until morning.’ About an hour and a half later her lights were missed.

The vessel had sunk, and all on board had perished because it was thought that they could be saved at another time. ‘Now is the accepted time.”

(Excerpts from “Answered prayers and soul-winning incidents – published in 1940)

After many Muslims converted, the church building had to be expanded, leaving the small building. Plans were made and the Harvest Kids in the USA wanted to help. 

The response from the Muslim community was that if there was a school, they wanted their children to attend.

Charles asked the government to allow him to start the school in the old church building while constructing the school. They agreed on condition the building be refurbished and the actual school would be completed before the end of 2021.

The kids helped with the money to refurbish the building and purchase textbooks for the school that started June 6^th, with 80 children, 35 from the Muslim neighbors.

The property was purchased, and the kids have raised the money with the help of the garage and produce sale to start the building and put on the roof.

The garage and produce sale will continue, Tue-Sat, 9am-5pm, through August at 9467 Pierce Lane, Sedro Woolley, WA to raise the remaining $4,200.

We would appreciate your support of these young people that are willing to make a difference to these vulnerable children on the other side of the globe.

We are so thankful to have been given the opportunity to pray and financially support the spreading of the gospel around the world. 

We were blessed to send the funds to replace the broken sound equipment in the DRCongo and Burundi, purchase the property to start a new farming project that will provide support for the ongoing ministry in Uganda and provide support for the expansion of the kingdom in El Salvador. 

Whether it is providing filters to give the community clean water, sharing the new baby in the family, praising the Lord or preaching the gospel in Africa or being witness to one of the growing church families in Ciudad Arce outside of Santa Ana in El Salvador, we are thankful for the opportunity to stand with our co-laborers in these different countries.