Trinitarian Magazine Issue 1/2016

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though we didn’t know each other, we knew that developing strong relationships was essential in order for us to effectively minister to the people of Iloilo. After six training sessions, we started bonding as we practiced for our evangelistic programs and skits. Since we were AlphaTrack Alumni, ministry expectations were set much higher for us. We were worried. Could we work together as a team? Were we capable of running our programs? Could we keep up with the demands of the ministry? For some of us, our AlphaTrack days were many years ago. We didn’t know if we would have enough time to prepare – physically, spiritually, and mentally – for the intensity of the trip. However, God is so good. Not only did the team come together – learning to appreciate and use each person’s strengths – we worked together to accomplish everything we had set out to do. Together with Batch 45, over 1,600 people made decisions for Christ!

God also has been good on a personal level. Before the trip, I audaciously asked to be used in a miracle, specifically one involving physical healing. During a time of house-to-house evangelism, three of us encountered three elderly ladies. After sharing the Gospel with them, they all accepted Christ! Before parting ways, we asked how we could pray for them. One lady shared that she wanted to be healed of glaucoma (in her right eye). At first, I was taken aback. “What if God doesn’t show up?” I thought. Nevertheless, my partner and I stepped out in faith and prayed. To our amazement, God immediately healed her! Not only could she see from her right eye, she could clearly see 20 meters ahead of her!

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Through this trip, I was reminded of what God can do through us. As long as we choose to avail ourselves – our time, gifts, and talents – He will multiply our work for His glory and purpose.


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