Dear Family and Friends,

     Everything is fine here in Bastogne! We have finally gotten our apartment and have officially moved into it. Additionally, I have been able to rent a bike for a year from a friend for really cheap. Since we don’t have a car it is great for transportation for places that would take us fifteen minutes or more to walk. But ministry here is going great! We had our first salvation of Kerby and Sheila’s neighbor upstairs in February. Praise God!!

We finished painting the ministry center and it looks great! We hung pictures and got some really cool small tables for it. We had Jesus Revolution come for street evangelism. Within the three days of Jesus Revolution being here we have had five salvations because of street evangelism and services. We had ten people that came out to minister and three Belgian Christian friends come out as interpreters. With more people to help minister we were able to reach more people. I have also acquired some more atheist and agnostic friends over those three days. We also have started up English club in the ministry center/coffee shop. J

    We had a concert while the team was here.  Justine, Kerby, David, and I played a rotation of music together. Justine and I are also starting a second Bible study. It is on basic foundational Christian beliefs and apologetics. Basically, why are we Christians and why we believe there is a God? We will be discussing it Biblically and scientifically. We are hoping to get several non-Christians to attend the study.

 I just feel so blessed and privileged to share the gospel here. It is very ironic that I am here to begin with.  I always have had a soft spot for Africa and I really loved my work there.  However, I knew that I heard God about coming here. Although the Belgians aren’t as friendly as the Africans, I feel like I have had more of a sphere of influence over people here than I did in Africa. I also really love talking to atheists about God. I have never felt as purposed as I have here.

   Sometimes salvations can come quickly. But to those who are spiritually dead and have never been alive it is hard to wake them up. If they aren’t searching or really care it feels sometimes impossible. But with God all things are possible.

   Please pray that God opens hearts and doors for more salvations and discipleship to happen here in Bastogne. Please pray that God gives us more influence over people here. In addition, that we have the time needed to accomplish everything He wants Justine and me to do. Please pray for our language learning also, that we learn quickly so that we can minister more. Thank you again for all your prayers and support. I apologize for not writing something sooner but we moved and haven’t really had internet and we had been prepping for the Norwegian team. Keep us in prayer.

Much Love and Many Blessings,

 

Cami Lynn