Much has happened at Evangelistic Faith Missions in 2023, and we are thankful for the many ways God has showed Himself strong around the world.  

Join us as we thank Him for His mighty works! 

In Detroit/at Awake Café 

We are thankful for… 

• The many opportunities café staff have had to share Christ every day through conversations with coffee shop guests.  
• God’s leadership and help to Laura Geul through her physical difficulties this year.  
• God’s provision of a new vehicle for the Shermans after theirs was stolen and wrecked. 
• Skilled local leaders who are furthering the ministry of Awake Café and New Beginnings Fellowship church as the Shermans move to South Dakota. 

In the Dominican Republic 

We are thankful for… 

• The salvation of many new believers. 
• The newly renovated property in Gala that provides the Leiva family with a permanent residence. 
• The spring marriage seminar that was attended by 120 people.  

In Egypt 

We are thankful for the faithfulness of the 11 Faith Wesleyan Theological Seminary students who graduated this year.   

In Guatemala 

We are thankful for…  

• A record number of students (150+) enrolled at Hope Evangelical Bilingual Academy.  
• 27 students who graduated from kindergarten, 6^th, and 9^th grades in October.  

In Honduras 

We are thankful for… 

• 300+ souls saved during 2 medical brigades this year.  
• The reopening of the residency program at the Bible institute. 
• Gifts given and construction progress being made on both the business plaza and the new clinic. 
• Temporary custody granted to the Meltons, allowing them to bring their adopted daughter home. 

In Liberia 

We are thankful for our new academy, Shepherd Academy and the 180 students God has given us. 

In Nepal 

We are thankful for the opportunity God has provided to open a new training ministry. 

In Thailand 

We are thankful for… 

• The opening of Shepherds Institute Thailand. 
• God’s continued hand on the Litchfield family through Rees’s recent health crisis. 
• A local brother, James, and his continued assistance with the institute in the Litchfields’ absence. 

In South Asia 

We are thankful for… 

• Successful 5-year visa renewal for each of the Tyndales. 
• Opportunities the Tyndales have had to provide discipleship and ministry training for pastors and churches. 

In Winner SD 

We are thankful for the doors God is opening for the Sherman family to serve the Lakota people. 

In the Home Office 

We are thankful for….  

• A new office, which enables us to better serve and host our missionaries. 
• Many safe miles traveled by staff and missionaries. 
• Healing in times of sickness, guidance in seasons of transition, and constant provision in ministry. 

We pray you have a happy and blessed holiday season.