Look familiar? We're back on zoom! But only once a week for our

English Club. Below is one of our first english clubs we hosted.

You might be confused and be wondering "what does ministry look

like in a new place and with COVID still being a barrier?". Good

question, ministry here in Asia Minor looks pretty similar to ministry

in East Asia. We still meet university students in hopes of getting to

build a relationship and ultimately introduce them to Jesus. The main

difference between East Asia and Asia Minor is that building trust

with students often takes a little longer here in Asia Minor. In order

to build trust, we get to spend more relational time with students

before sharing Jesus with them. Sometimes building trust can take

years before reaching a point to share the Gospel.

On top of the traditional ways of meeting students, we also host a

virtual English Club. The English club is a great way to meet students

and build relationships especially with being unable to get onto

several of our campuses. Though ministry can look a little different in

a new place, the desired hope and outcome is still the same-

introducing students to Jesus.

Pray for team health

Pray that we are able to get our

residency permits smoothly

Pray that our English clubs would

grow and generate fruitful

conversations

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With sickness going around, it's rare

we're all together to take a picture

One fun thing about being in Asia

Minor is that I get to connect with

other local staff. Fun fact- this couple

knew me when I was their kids ages

and now we get to serve in the same

country.