Angaites want to hear Bible teaching
Twenty-one Angaites in Paraguay want to hear evangelistic Bible teaching and church leaders are requesting help from missionaries.
Missionary Wes Goddard and his cousin, Mark Goddard, plan to spend two to three weeks among this isolated group to teach and encourage Angaite Bible teachers to become involved and continue the lessons.
"A number of Angaite people have come here to attend Rapid Bible Courses, and have seen the value of having chronological Bible teaching studies right in people's homes," Wes wrote. "We feel like this is an excellent opportunity for us to go and assist the Angaite church there."
Wes and Mark plan to make follow-up visits in the future to encourage and help the Bible teachers.
Please pray for safety as the missionaries travel four hours by car and 12 hours by boat to get to the remote village. Pray too that the Angaite Bible teachers will be better equipped to continue the teaching.
Missionary Wes Goddard and his cousin, Mark Goddard, plan to spend two to three weeks among this isolated group to teach and encourage Angaite Bible teachers to become involved and continue the lessons.
"A number of Angaite people have come here to attend Rapid Bible Courses, and have seen the value of having chronological Bible teaching studies right in people's homes," Wes wrote. "We feel like this is an excellent opportunity for us to go and assist the Angaite church there."
Wes and Mark plan to make follow-up visits in the future to encourage and help the Bible teachers.
Please pray for safety as the missionaries travel four hours by car and 12 hours by boat to get to the remote village. Pray too that the Angaite Bible teachers will be better equipped to continue the teaching.