One beautiful evening in the fall of 2005, two sisters in faith met for the first time. From that meeting sprang a Friday Bible study, which was called “Jesus Is The Only Way.” Friends and colleagues were invited to every gathering and used every occasion to share the Truth. Little did they know then that the Lord, in His sovereign wisdom, had led them to this region for a divine purpose. As seasons turned and people moved to different places for work, the ministry did not wither but followed the family across lands — to the United Kingdom and other distant parts — ever transforming, yet never ceasing.
For the Almighty ever brings His designs to fulfillment. In 2014, He returned the family to the very same place, and they began attending a church. They were active in distributing Bibles and tracts, sharing the gospel, and praying for God’s direction. During that time, a man visited the church and desired to fellowship. They realized that God wanted them to continue the work they had started here, and He led them to reach out and gather. They considered it an honor to make everything ready before others arrived and were glad to take the back seat. Not forsaking the assembling of themselves together, as the manner of some is, the family continued steadfastly, and the Lord strengthened them to advance in every circumstance.
As the Lord let the wind drive away all the chaff, the true ministry began — the Gospel reaching many across the globe who had never heard it, or who otherwise would never have had the opportunity except through His divine orchestration. He enabled them to reach places and languages they never imagined they could reach. Their only goal is to direct every soul to the Truth and proclaim that Jesus Christ is the only Way. God has granted them the grace to help people understand the urgency of seeking the Truth rather than drifting in indifference, that they may voluntarily explore, examine, and accept the Truth as they are convicted by the Holy Spirit. God allowed them to have Sunday Worship services, Weekly Bible studies (Expositional, Survey of the Bible, Books), Small groups, Prayer meetings and Gospel meetings in multiple languages.
For many — especially among those who bear the name of Christian — it is difficult to grasp the difference between a show and true service. Church, which is Ecclesia, means “called out.” Called out people call others to seek the Truth; there is no other motive, nor should there be. Holiness is no mere outward show or act for applause, but a holy life seen only by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. God showed them then, and even now, that these so-called Christians need the Gospel message most. For those namesake Christians — even those who supposedly “lead churches” — it seems improbable to truly know Christ. They appear to think they know it all but miss out on how Jesus Christ really lived, what it means to be born-again, and the weight of Paul’s reminder: “Know ye not that we shall judge angels?” in that context. Yet one can only hope and pray that they come to senses and God may give them grace to repent and receive the free gift of salvation.
One must understand the need to serve the Lord and the people around them first, for great is the need in our own communities and countries.
The church is grateful to Almighty God for choosing them, using them, and giving them the direction to press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.