My Mission Work from the Nations Pictures

Here is my work for the missionary and evangelists around the nations of the world on this page. I'll provide pictures of, and information about, the people and organizations that share my views.

Bring gifts to Russia trip and these medicines from America give to Russian hospital patients.

Distribute rice and clothes and medicines to each family one bag in South Saigon.

In Washington D.C. Capitol preaching the gospel to the workers of the government of U.S.A

leprosy in South Vietnam city called Nha Trang. We distribute rice to each familes in this city, and we share the gospel to these family of Nha Trang city.and
God was glorified.

Distribute rice in Vietnam country and give to orphanage as a gift

These Mexican children orphanage we've been helping them with material for their living.

We support these churches in Mexico. This couple had taken care of all the children in the orphanage.

Preaching in Richmond,Virginia in one of the Vietnamese church.

Preach the gospel of Jesus Christ in the park of Washington D.C. during summer tourism. The joy of the Lord is overflowing like a fountain in our souls.

Leprosy lady in the south of Vietnam in the city called Nha Trang and children orphanage in South Saigon. I hope one of the orphanage child and one of my picture preaching in the radio at the bottom

Revival in San Jose where I ministered. The Vietnamese churches gathering in winter camps.

Washington D.C. preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in the summer years.

These children are in South Saigon in Vietnam. They hear the gospel when I came to distribute rice and noodles and clothes and medicine to each family in Long Xuyen in Saigon about 7 hours driving.

A poor country, like a poor person, is often forgotten. Vietnam is a poor country but it is my country, and I have seen very clearly during my visit as a missionary in 2000, how hungry the people are for healing and restoration, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

When I got off the plane, I was surprised to see dozens of people desperate to serve me so that I might give them something they wanted, money, friendship, or food. There was one young man, who very humbly said, ‘please please please’ can I serve you.” I went with him in his taxi to my hotel. I gave him a generous tip and he thanked me like I gave him a million dollars.

While walking the streets of Ho Chi Minh, Saigon, I was overwhelmed with the need of the people. Men, women and children were trying very hard to make a living. Everywhere I went I heard the cry of ‘please buy from me, I need to feed my family. I wanted to help them all but I couldn’t. I felt their hunger for a better life, for food or for help of any kind.

One day I visited an orphanage and I saw dozens of hungry children with disease. I didn’t have much money, but I knew that I had something to give my trip was sponsored by several generous Christian Americans. I went to the market and bought ten bags of rice. Each bag weighed fifty pounds. A man helped me who had a large carrier on his bicycle. He put all the bags of rice in his carrier and took them to the orphanage. I very gladly distributed the rice and the children were fed for ten days. I was also able to buy chalkboards, notebooks and pens and a few toys for the children as well. They were so thankful and happy. I also gave some money to the leader of the orphanage so she could continue to take care of the children.

The next day I went to another city, Nha-Trang, to meet a fellow Christian sister, who has dedicated her life to serve the lepers for many years. I wanted to support her work in any way that I could. I went out to the market and bought a hundred bags of rice, each weighing fifty pounds. The rice bags were delivered to the Christian sister. This woman, asked me to speak a message to the lepers about the love of Jesus and the hope of the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I spoke to over one hundred lepers who listened attentively and almost all of them accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. I was thrilled to be able to give them not only food but also a true message of hope for a better life in the days ahead or the new life to come after death.

I will never forget my trip to Vietnam and seeing the faces of men, women and children who were all hungry for healing and restoration, not only physically but also spiritually and emotionally. . I will never forget the woman who served the lepers, and I will never forget the need that is still in Vietnam today, the need for all people to be healed and restored.

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