Seeing God’s Spirit at work in North Africa

A couple weeks ago, I visited a town about nine hours north of here to see some of the countryside and take a look at what the team working there was doing. It was beautiful and amazing—and the scenery was just half of it. 

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The group of Americans there lived in close community—not only among themselves, but also with the nationals whom they served. I had more language and cultural experiences in one week out in the country than I’ve had living in the city for three months. I could see the Lord working and his Spirit moving among their relationships.  

One day, we drove about an hour and a half into the countryside and visited a friend, a lady they call Mama. She was very hospitable and wanted to cook for us even though she had less than I could imagine. Through the influence of my friends, she and some other people from her village had accepted the Lord quite a few months ago. They have been growing in their knowledge of the Lord ever since. My time there was very encouraging and enlightening.

Tiffany, a student missionary from Texas A&M University, is serving in Northern Africa with Go Now Missions. Her last name is withheld for security reasons.


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