With November upon us, I want to remind you that the Lord is faithful to all of the promises He has made in Jesus Christ, His only Son. The Apostle Paul writes in 2 Cor. 1:20, “For all the promises of God find their yes in Him.” Therefore, we make it our aim to further equip God’s people in countries all over the world to lift up Jesus Christ through preaching, evangelism, discipleship, and church-planting. The only true God has made precious promises in the Gospel, promises that God’s people are commanded to joyfully proclaim and the testimonies and prayer-points below are the evidence of that.
The gospel that these partners proclaim is the good news that God, though holy and just, is willing to forgive undeserving sinners and give them eternal life and His very self through the finished work of Jesus Christ in His cross and resurrection in their place and on their behalf. The perfect life that sinners have failed to live, and the necessary sacrifice required to take away their sins has been fulfilled and accomplished once and for all in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Our partners proclaim this glorious Jesus to a lost and dying world, whose lives are marked by sin and hopelessness. It is our prayer that God will remind your heart of what He is doing through faithful gospel preaching all over the world, and as a result will compel you to pray for the various needs that our partners have. Thank you for engaging with this month’s prayerlink by thanking God for what He is doing and praying accordingly.
AFRICA REGION
Sun 1. Lily-Claire – Mauritius
K. was struggling with suicidal thoughts because of significant hardships in her life. She felt rejected, unloved, looked down upon by others, and deeply undervalued. Since starting weekly counselling at the end of July, she has begun to understand God's love for her and is learning to trust Him. She has also embarked on a journey of forgiveness, choosing to forgive those who have hurt her. It is encouraging to see the transformation taking place in her life. She now smiles and laughs much more often, and her use of inappropriate language has noticeably decreased. We thank the Lord for His healing and restoring work in her heart.
Mon 2. Victor - Benin
We are three sisters. We have engaged in voodooism with our parents since we were born. We have heard of Jesus, and we have accepted Him as our Savior. We now refuse to continue to offer sacrifices. Our parents are pressuring us and forbidding us to go to church to pray for them. Pray for us. Also pray for many others who refuse to come to Jesus because they claim that many Christians come to them at night to receive power. Please pray for effective discipleship so they can have satisfaction in their lives and not just be churchgoers.
Tue 3. Patrick & Violet – Kenya
Our ministry is focused on mobilizing and training young people for missions, particularly in Islamic contexts. We recently trained 28 youth from 14 African countries, 13 potential workers in Uganda, and oriented 19 Western missionaries coming to Africa. We also coached teams online and challenged their local church, forming a group of 10 who are eager to learn more about missions. Thank God for about 60 people who heard the gospel, and one person who accepted Christ. Thank God for a young man in Tanzania who had converted to Islam but, through ongoing gospel conversations, returned to Christ and rejoined his church fellowship.
Wed 4. Lukas – Tanzania
I distributed bible reading notes in over 70 secondary and primary schools in Ngorongoro. Pray for effective use both at home and during religion study sessions in school. During my bible notes distribution in Ngorongoro, I hired ABS to take me round the schools I visited. During our journeys, I shared the story of Jesus and his work of salvation with him. Thank God for opening his heart to receive Christ as his savior. Pray for effective follow-up. Thank God for the provision of a motorcycle, which will enable us to visit more schools, including those in remote areas and far from my house.
Bible Notes Distribution – Tanzania
Thur 5. Jabulile – South Africa
We first met Naido, one of the volunteers who will be joining us in the upcoming training, during the Girls’ Camp we hosted last year. She was a troubled young lady, smoking and drinking with no purpose. The camp changed her perspective about life, and so she joined a church to start her journey of faith. We have been mentoring her at a weekly meeting for coaching, and today I am excited to say she has stopped drinking, smoking and partying. Her testimony: ‘I don't feel like doing those things anymore’. Since she accepted Jesus Christ, her life is no longer the same. She started and completed a security course, started driving lessons and has found purpose for her life. Praise the Lord for his intervention.
Fri 6. Johanes – Tanzania
Thank God for the transformation he has brought in the community in Kisimiri Juu, a Maasai community where parents forced their children into early marriage. We have distributed the talking bible generously in this community, and now, after listening to the word of God in their mother tongue, cases of early marriage have become rare. The society has changed now that they believe in Jesus. Thank God for the positive changes God’s word brings to people’s lives.
Sat 7. Kapampula – Zambia
Conducted evangelism training for 30 young people, following which they all went out for peer-to-peer evangelism in five schools. This enabled young people to reach out to other young people in these schools. Through this activity, about 1650 young people heard the gospel message. Thank God for the harvest of 287 souls. Ask God for wisdom as we seek to disciple them.
Youth Evangelism Training – Zambia
Sun 8. Francois – Burkina Faso
We organized an Easter evening in two centers: first for people in the neighborhood of our office, where we showed an evangelistic film. Then, for the students of Thomas Sankara University. This was carried out in partnership with a local church. We thank the Lord for 102 people who prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their savior during the two programs. Pray for effective follow-up.
Mon 9. Rachel – Kenya
In the past quarter, she oversaw training of missionaries, taught a course on spiritual warfare, facilitated neighborhood evangelism, and coordinated a one-week faith trip for practical ministry. Through these efforts, around 150 people heard the gospel, 25 accepted Christ, and many others experienced restoration from backsliding. She also witnessed the transforming power of God in the lives of the trainees, many of whom are growing in spiritual disciplines, healing from past struggles, and embracing their identity in Christ.
Tue 10. Grace – South Sudan
This quarter, Grace’s ministry reached about 300 people through prayer walks in Rigbo and Arua, weekly fasting and intercession for the Arab world, phone evangelism with Muslim women and families, discipleship, and fellowship gatherings. Five people accepted Christ, including Likijo Azizi, a Muslim woman who has stood firm in her faith for four months and is now leading others to Jesus. Thank God also for the deliverance that came when Grace prayed over the phone for a woman attacked by evil spirits, and she was set free.
Wed 11. Stellah – Tanzania
Through ongoing interactions, by using talking Bible we are able to facilitate Bible studies and invite those who want to join us and start leading life of transformation through relationship with Jesus Christ. We have started small listening groups through this program in areas where there are no churches. These small groups use school rooms as their church hall and fellowship around their talking Bibles. Pray for their steady growth and strengthening.
Brothers and sisters gathered together
Thur 12. Abdul – Nigeria
Abdulahi, 26, was driven out of the house by his parents because he used to be a drug addict. But he met Jesus Christ, and he changed his life completely. His parents are both Muslims. Having seen the impact of the power of the Lord Jesus in his life, his parents now want him to return home. So right now, through this young man, Abdulahi, we have access to minister to the family the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Praise the Lord.
Fri 13. P - Congo DR
Thank the Lord for the impact of our Sunday School teachers’ training in our churches. For example, Revs M and K of Living Hope Church testified that following the implementation of the training conducted in their church, the population of Sunday School children has risen from 20 to 70. Teachers now come fully prepared to deliver bible lessons to the children. Pray that more churches will open their doors wide so their teachers may be equipped for effective ministry to their children.
Sat 14. Natasha – South Africa
We have recently had our annual girls' camp for girls in Grades 8 to 12. We took these underprivileged girls to Cape Town to give them a different experience... helping them see there is more to life than their surroundings and circumstances. The theme of the camp was, Daughters of the King. Thank God for 88 children and youths who came to faith in Christ during the camp and other programs.
Sun 15. Patrick – Uganda
A young man, Wamala Enock, mentored in our camps about 10 years ago, now runs a charity, Prolight Foundation, which ministers to many vulnerable children among the rural poor. He invited us to speak to the youth in the village and the impact he has had on the communities was immense. Thank God for impacting the lives of many children and young people through our ministry.
EAST ASIA REGION
Mon 16. Rabi – Indonesia
Over the past three months, the primary ministry activities completed included Gospel proclamation, discipleship, and conducting both Main Services and House Church (JR) Services. During this period, I personally proclaimed the Gospel to 40 individuals, while the disciples under my mentorship reached out to 37 people. Praise the Lord, a total of 77 individuals heard the Gospel, with several showing openness and making personal decisions to place their faith in Jesus Christ (Isa Al-Masih). Additionally, I implemented the TBAM mentoring framework alongside my disciples to equip them in building relationships with their “K3” networks (Family, Friends, and Acquaintances), ensuring that the work of evangelism continues to expand consistently in the field.
Tue 17. Dinh Minh Hoang - Vietnam
Đinh Minh Hoàng shared the testimony of Vân, a terminal cancer patient he met at Oncology Hospital in District 9. After her husband abandoned her and her family sold their home to pay for treatment, Vân and her elderly mother found shelter together. Through his visits, he shared the Gospel with them, and both accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Despite Vân’s severe pain as her cancer spread to her bones, she eagerly studied the Bible with her mother. Five weeks after first hearing the Gospel, Vân passed away peacefully in the Lord, confident in her faith in Jesus Christ. This testimony reminds us of the urgency of sharing the Gospel with those facing suffering and death, and encourages the ministry team to remain faithful in visiting sufferers, sharing God’s love, and teaching His Word.
Wed 18. Fatoha – Indonesia
Over the past three months, evangelistic activities have been actively carried out in several areas, covering four target areas. Specific activities included outreach and follow-up with an open individual named Pak Sayuti, aged 30, who is also involved in field mentoring activities. In addition, baptism services were conducted for Pak Sayuti and Sunaria, and cross-ministry services were carried out alongside fellow workers Pak Tono and Pak Yusak, while specific discipleship activities have not yet been implemented for this period.
Thu 19. Nono Suherlan – Indonesia
Mr. Fery had not attended the church for a long time. Despite his profession of faith, he still held onto traditional beliefs such as mysticism and superstition. When we spoke, I guided him to understand that, as a believer, he must place his full trust in the Lord Jesus as his only Savior. Through frequent visits, discussions, and prayer, Mr. Fery eventually started willing to attend the church again. Praise the Lord, an increasing number of people are being blessed by my ministry; consequently, they always look forward to me visiting their homes to be strengthened by His Word and refreshed through prayer.
Fri 20. Trần Linh Sơn - Vietnam
A new believer struggled with alcohol addiction and gambling, causing his family and neighbors to distance themselves from him. Because of his gambling debts, creditors came to his home and took his valuable belongings, leaving him feeling hopeless. After being guided by fellow believers and attending church several times, he learned more about the Lord and came to understand whom he should worship instead of lifeless idols. He repented and accepted Jesus Christ into his heart, and his life was completely transformed. He abandoned his old habits and destructive behaviors, regained the love and respect of his family and neighbors, and now praises the Lord wherever he goes for rescuing him from a life of sin. Today, he is a faithful believer who eagerly serves whenever the church has a need, knowing that he serves not for anyone's recognition but so that the name of the Lord may be glorified. Amen.
SOUTH ASIA REGION
Sat 21. Damber Limbu – Bhutan
Over the past three months, I have continued serving the Lord through evangelism, sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His message of salvation. During the last quarter, I met an individual who had lost hope and faced many difficulties in life. After hearing the Gospel and putting their faith in Jesus Christ, their life began to change, and they experienced greater freedom from their previous fears and restrictions. I thank God for His grace and the transforming power of the Gospel, and I pray that this individual will continue to grow in faith, experience God’s love, and walk in His guidance each day. As long as the Lord gives me strength and breath, I will remain committed to preaching His Word and expanding His Kingdom.
Evangelism
Sun 22. Bryan Gurung – Bhutan
One of the most moving testimonies this quarter is the story of Mr. Tula Bdr Darjee, who encountered Jesus Christ while receiving dialysis due to kidney failure. During a hospital prayer walk, our team shared the Gospel with him and his wife, and both chose to put their faith in Jesus. Despite his severe illness, Mr. Tula expressed a strong desire to be baptized and publicly declare his faith in Christ. He was baptized in a river in Gimina, demonstrating his commitment to the Lord despite the freezing temperatures. Although he passed away about a month later, we praise God that he had the opportunity to hear the Gospel, receive salvation through Jesus Christ, and grow in his faith during the final season of his life.
Mon 23. Laxu Man Timsina – Bhutan
One of the most remarkable experiences I had this quarter involved a young man named Kumar. When I first shared the Gospel with him, he became very angry and threatened to kill me or report me to the police. Instead of responding with anger, my heart was filled with the love of God, and I prayed for his salvation. After approximately three weeks, Kumar came to see me, crying and asking forgiveness. He shared that he had lost his peace, experienced disturbing dreams, and struggled with thoughts of suicide. I welcomed him, forgave him, and once again shared the love of God with him. Today, Kumar has become a good friend and has expressed an interest in learning more about God. Although he has not yet committed his life to Christ, I will continue praying for him, sharing God's Word, and trusting the Lord to work in his heart.
Tue 24. Eshak Tshering – Bhutan
During the past three months, God led us to visit a family that was going through many difficulties and experiencing a lack of peace in their home. They were struggling with various problems and needed encouragement and spiritual support. During our visit, we prayed with them and shared encouragement from the Word of God. They were deeply blessed by our visit and the time we spent praying and sharing God's promises with them. Gradually, they began to experience a breakthrough in their situation and grew stronger in their faith. It has been encouraging to see that they are now more confident in their faith and actively participating in the activities and ministry of the church. This experience reminded me that personal visits, prayer, and sharing God's Word can bring hope and encouragement to families who are going through difficult times.
House Visit
Wed 25. Santa Rai – Bhutan
One encouraging testimony from this quarter is the story of Vishan. Vishan lost his father when he was only two years old, and his mother later remarried. He was raised by his grandmother and grew up without the presence and care of his parents. Because of his background, he longed for a sense of belonging, a loving family, and especially the love and care of a father. As I developed a friendship with him, I had opportunities to share the Gospel and explain God's love. When he heard that God is a loving Father who cares deeply for His children, he became particularly interested. This message touched his heart because it spoke directly to the emptiness and longing, he had carried within him. He began asking questions about God, and I was able to explain more about God's love and His desire to have a personal relationship with us through Jesus Christ. Through these conversations, Vishan began to understand that he is deeply loved by God. He has found a growing sense of belonging and has started believing in God, becoming increasingly strong in his faith.
House Visit
AMERICAS REGION
Thur 26. Carlos Torres González - Nicuargua
Over the past three months, I conducted three street evangelism outreaches, visiting 90 households and sharing the Gospel with 300 people, 19 of whom accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. My ministry also includes nine First Principles study groups and five rural family fellowship groups, reaching 45 people. One significant breakthrough was reaching three pastors from other denominations who became interested in studying First Principles after I shared a new perspective on the Gospel with them. Over the next three months, I hope to strengthen existing family and Bible study groups, develop new leaders, and establish three additional study groups. Please pray for the continued growth of these ministries, the development of new leaders, and the spiritual growth of those who have begun studying God's Word.
Fri 27. Manuel Crisógono Narváez Acevedo – Mexico
Over the past three months, I have continued training church leaders, strengthening communication within our leadership team, and maintaining our Sunday services, Wednesday prayer meetings, and Bible school. We also held a summer Bible school for children, a youth gathering, a meeting for pastors and leaders from the Getsemaní Church Network, and home visits for evangelism. During this period, eight people heard the Gospel, and two accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. One encouraging testimony is Sister Monserrat, who came to faith in Christ after attending our church meetings. She was baptized and has since become a leader and assistant teacher in our children's ministry, demonstrating remarkable spiritual growth. Please pray for the continued development of our church leadership, the spiritual growth of the children, the health of my family and congregation, and wisdom as I preach God's Word. Also pray that our church's first anniversary celebration will provide opportunities to share the Gospel and reach more people for Christ.
Sat 28. Jahaziel Meneses Carmona – Mexico
Over the past three months, I participated in two major outreach activities through sports ministry. In August, I took approximately 90 children, teenagers, and young adults, along with 40 parents, to a soccer tournament in Orizaba, Veracruz, where we shared the Word of God with the players and families. In September, I visited a mission in Metlatónoc, Guerrero, where I led a soccer training session for approximately 80 children and teenagers and shared my personal testimony and the Gospel. Through these activities, 15 people heard the Gospel, one person accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior, and one was baptized. One encouraging testimony is Oscar Luna Rojas, a young man who became involved in the church through sports, began discipleship, committed his life to Christ, and was recently baptized. He is now growing in his faith and participating in youth ministry. Over the next three months, I hope to continue discipling another young man, César Reyes Hernández, and pray that he will choose to follow Christ and be baptized. Please pray for my parents’ health, especially my mother, Juanita, who will be undergoing medical treatment, and for my father, Agustín, as he accompanies her and undergoes medical tests. Also pray for wisdom and strength as I oversee responsibilities at the church and soccer school while my parents are away.
Sun 29. Zacher Ellie – Haiti
Despite experiencing family losses, we continue our ministry activities, including worship services, Bible studies, home visits, fasting, and prayer vigils. We also conduct evangelism, pray for the sick, visit hospitals and prisons, and distribute water, food, and clothing to those in need. During our outreach, we encounter families facing illness, homelessness, and food insecurity, so we provide food packages and financial assistance to help meet their basic needs while sharing God's love and offering spiritual support.
Mon 30. Daniel Jean Francois – Haiti
Several young people in our community have testified about the impact that their encounter with Jesus Christ has had on their lives. Through their testimonies, they share how their faith in Christ has changed the way they think, live, and conduct themselves. Some testify that before knowing Jesus, they faced various difficulties, unhealthy habits, discouragement, a lack of direction, or influences that were leading them away from good values. Through their commitment to Christ, they have found renewed hope, discovered their value in Him, and gained a new sense of meaning and purpose in life.
Today, these young people desire to live according to the teachings of God's Word, develop a deeper personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and become instruments of transformation in the lives of other young people. Their desire to grow spiritually and share what God has done in their lives serves as an encouragement to others in the community. These testimonies demonstrate that the Gospel is not merely a theoretical teaching, but a living truth that brings genuine transformation. Through Jesus Christ, lives are changed, relationships are restored, choices are renewed, and young people gain a new perspective on their future. As Scripture reminds us, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” — 2 Corinthians 5:17.
Tue 31. Worldlink - USA
The Lord has been kind to our Worldlink home-office staff. We are continuing to work alongside one another for the great task of seeing the world’s least reached places reached with the life-changing news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are excited for all that the Lord has led us to pursue this calendar year-end. We are expectant that the Lord will provide all that we are asking Him as we engage with our donors in the US and UK. We are eager to see what He will provide for us between now and the new year as we endeavor to add hundreds of more missionaries in 2027. Please pray for all our efforts, and that God will continue to richly supply our needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus!