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Deb posted this in China, Insights, Practices on Sunday, November 15, 2009

Reports from the mission field (2)

There are some missionaries who cannot ‘advertise’ their real identify that they are God’s servants, because they are working in restricted access nations (RANs). So, they do not compromise their security by taking photos, or emailing sensitive reports to the home church.

A few weeks ago, the small group which I am a part of which meets every Friday evening invited a missionary and his wife to our group. We had a great time of fellowship over dinner, and after that gathered for worship and fellowship in the living room.

This missionary is starting a new work in China, and possibly the only way for us, members of this small group, to know what he is doing is to ask him to come and share about his work with us. He brought no photos; he has not taken any. However, his sharing and clear presentation helped many of us who knew little of the China work to finally understand what was going on, so that we would be able to pray and support him.

We found out that he collects 3-in-1 coffee packs for his ministry. Err… do not ask why, but if you want to know, you can invite him to your small group for a talk. Anyway, our small group has undertaken to buy as many packs of coffee as he could carry.

We found out that he needs good Christian books in Chinese, and so we are looking at our bookshelves if we could donate any. If you have any to donate, do let me know!

We have also been invited to his place of ministry for a visit and to help conduct seminars. One member of our small group had already been there before.

We thank God for our missionary in China, who continues to labour so quietly but yet, he is doing his part in reporting and informing many brethren about his work whenever he returns to the home church.

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